File photo of Zakir Baloch, the martyred Deputy Commissioner

Manan Mandokhail:

QUETTA: In a significant tribute to the sacrifices made by public servants, the Government Boys College Hoshab has been renamed after Shaheed Deputy Commissioner Zakir Baloch. The announcement was made by the Balochistan government spokesperson, Shahid Rind, following the approval of Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti.

A Fitting Tribute to a Dedicated Officer

Shaheed Zakir Baloch, a young and talented officer known for his dedication to education, was martyred while on duty. In recognition of his service and the ultimate sacrifice he made, the Higher Education Department has officially issued a notification to rename the college in his honor.

Recognition from the Highest Level

Further elevating the honor, President Asif Ali Zardari has announced that Shaheed Zakir Baloch will be awarded the highest civilian honor posthumously. This recognition underscores the profound impact of his work and the loss felt across the province.

Honoring the Sacrifices of Martyrs

Spokesperson Shahid Rind emphasized the government’s commitment to remembering the sacrifices of martyrs like Zakir Baloch. “We will never forget the sacrifices of our martyrs,” Rind stated, paying tribute to the officer’s legacy and highlighting his passion for education.

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