Quetta: Jamaate-i-Islami Emir Hafiz Naemur Rehman warns the ruling elite to acknowledge their failures and solve systemic problems, saying that only honor and God-fearing leadership can guide the country into crisis.
Speaking at a ceremony at a local university on Saturday, Chief Zhi emphasized that Islamic professors granted ethnic minorities important rights, and that only justice and accountability can ensure the progress of the country.
During this period, Professor Shakeel Roshan, along with several others, announced his participation in Jamaate-i-Islami.
Mr Lehman strongly condemned corruption, education deprivation, energy crisis and racial discrimination in Bal Luchistan. He reiterated James-i-Islami’s commitment to uniting the nation in common values and continuing his struggle for the supremacy of the Dharma of Allah.
He highlighted the government crisis in Sindh and Bal Luchistan, saying corruption itself has become a manifesto, and the mafia protects the parties and accelerates their fall.
Mr Lehman said solidarity with Balochistein’s private individuals, saying the party will intensify its struggle to advance honest and competent leadership. He stressed that providing viable opportunities for young people is the key to progress.
He expressed deep concern about the status of education, noting that 2.6 million children in Bal Luzhi Province have left school – a shocking national shame. “Education is not a charity, but a basic right of every child,” he said.
Regarding the energy crisis, the JI chief noted that the abundant sunshine in Bal Road Chitsachusetts provides a simple and sustainable solution for cheap power generation, urging immediate action. He added that collective development can only be carried out through justice, equity and timely identification of defects.
He also highlighted the role of information technology management (ITM) in national development, reminding rulers that the state’s work is not only about exerting authority but also about empowering rights.
Posted at Dawn on September 21, 2025
