Rights of Deceased Govt Employees’ Families Top Priority: Mulakhel
Published September 07, 2026 | 10:40 PM (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 7th Sep, 2026)
QUETTA, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News) - The Balochistan Environment and Climate Change Department has reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring the rights of families of deceased government employees, with six dependents receiving appointment orders under the dependents quota at a ceremony held on Monday.
Naseem-ur-Rehman Khan Mulakhel, Adviser to Balochistan Chief Minister on Environment and Climate Change, presided over the ceremony and stated:
"Facilitating the families of deceased government employees is among the department’s top priorities. The government is committed to resolving all pending cases under the applicable rules and instructions at the earliest."
He congratulated Secretary Environment Noor Muhammad Parani, Director General Environment Zahoor Baloch, and other officials for completing the recruitment process under the dependents quota in a transparent and orderly manner.
Appointment letters were handed over to six dependents whose cases had remained pending for a considerable period. The move provided relief to the families concerned and marked the completion of their recruitment process under the prescribed quota.
Mulakhel emphasized that transparency and merit must remain central to recruitment in the department, adding that the entire recruitment process had been completed in accordance with government rules and regulations, while the remaining pending cases would also be disposed of as soon as possible.
He urged the newly appointed employees to discharge their responsibilities with sincerity, honesty, and dedication, stating that public servants who perform their duties diligently can play an important role in resolving the problems faced by people traveling from different parts of the province to seek government services.
Secretary Environment Noor Muhammad Parani, Director General Environment Zahoor Baloch, and other senior officers of the department attended the ceremony.
The newly appointed employees expressed gratitude to Adviser Naseem-ur-Rehman Khan Mulakhel and the Environment and Climate Change Department for addressing their long-pending cases and providing them an opportunity to enter government service.