Our Reporter :
QUETTA: In a strategic move gearing up for the upcoming elections, the Balochistan government has initiated a major administrative reshuffle, targeting 20-grade secretaries and DG-rank officers stationed across the province. The Election Commission of Pakistan has given the green light to these crucial transfers, setting the stage for a significant shift in the province’s bureaucratic landscape.
Details:
The Services and General Administration Department (S&GAD) presented a comprehensive summary to the Election Commission, which received unanimous approval. Some of the notable appointments and transfers include:
- Sohailur Rehman Baloch as Secretary of Agriculture.
- Imran Khan as Secretary Information.
- Hashim Nadeem as Secretary of Culture.
- Qambar Dashti as Secretary of Communication and Works (C&W).
- Tayab Lehri as Secretary Livestock.
- Abdul Lateef Kakar was appointed as SMBR 2.
- Wali Bareech as Under Secretary Planning and Development (UP&D).
- Syed Sikander Shah as Secretary of Social Welfare.
- Ayaz Mandokhail as Secretary IT.
- Sardar Khan Bugti as Secretary of Women Welfare.
- Wali Kakar as Secretary PHE.
- Saleh Baloch as Secretary Food.
- Mujeeb ur Rehman appointed as MD BPPRA.
- Kaleemullah Babar as Secretary of Parliamentary Affairs Law.
- Zafar Buledi as Secretary of Higher Education.
- Abdul Khaliq Mandokhail as Secretary Labour.
- Rashid Razak as Secretary Planning.
- Tariq Mengal was appointed as DG of Social Welfare.
- Captain R Javed as Chairman BDA.
- Deer Shah Ghalzai as DG BCDA.
- Younas Sanjrani as DG Fisheries.
- Manzoor Hussain was appointed as Member CMIT.
- Manzoor Zehri as Temporary Member CMIT.
Additionally, the Balochistan government has already executed transfers of Deputy Commissioners and Assistant Commissioners across all districts.
Impact on the Elections:
This extensive bureaucratic reorganization is poised to have a profound impact on the forthcoming elections in Balochistan. With key figures taking on new roles, the province’s governance structure is set to undergo a transformation that could significantly influence the electoral landscape.
As election preparations gain momentum, the realignment of key administrative posts signals the government’s commitment to ensuring a smooth and impartial electoral process. These changes are anticipated to enhance efficiency, transparency, and accountability in the lead-up to the elections, making them a pivotal moment in the region’s political history.
Balochistan’s political arena is witnessing a significant overhaul in the run-up to the elections, with the Election Commission’s approval of these vital administrative transfers. The Balochistan government’s decision to reshuffle top bureaucrats underscores its dedication to a fair and transparent electoral process, ultimately shaping the future of the province.
