Six Deceased Employees' Quota Cases Resolved, Remaining to Be Settled Soon: Malakhel

Six Deceased Employees' Quota Cases Resolved, Remaining to Be Settled Soon: Malakhel Independent Report QUETTA , Sept 7: Balochistan Chief Minister's Adviser on Environment and Climate Change Naseem-ur-Rehman Khan Mullakhel has said six long-pending cases under the deceased employees' quota have been finalized and appointment orders issued, while the remaining cases will be processed at the earliest in accordance with government directives. He was speaking at a ceremony held by the Environment and Climate Change Department for the distribution of appointment orders among newly recruited employees. The adviser said ensuring eligible dependents of deceased government employees received their due entitlement remained a priority for the department. Secretary Environment Noor Muhammad Pindrani, Director General Environment Zahoor Baloch and other senior officials attended the ceremony. Appointment orders were presented to six candidates under the deceased employees' quota, whose cases had remained pending for an extended period. Malakhel said the recruitment process had been completed in accordance with the relevant rules and regulations, with merit and transparency maintained throughout the process. He appreciated the Secretary Environment and Director General Environment for facilitating completion of the pending appointments. The adviser said government employees had an important responsibility in ensuring prompt resolution of public grievances, particularly those faced by people travelling from remote parts of the province to government offices. He urged the newly appointed employees to perform their duties with integrity, dedication and a strong sense of responsibility, emphasizing that efficient public service was essential for addressing citizens' concerns. The newly appointed employees expressed gratitude to the adviser and the Environment and Climate Change Department for finalizing their appointment orders.