QUETTA | National Party (NP) Central Social Media Secretary Saad Dehwar has claimed that the announcement of more than 5,000 federal vacancies under Balochistan’s quota resulted from his party’s sustained efforts and meetings with federal authorities led by former chief minister Dr. Abdul Malik Baloch.
National Party welcomes over 5,000 reported vacancies under Balochistan quota; demands merit-based recruitment, an end to political interference and relaxation of experience requirements
In a statement, Dehwar welcomed the reported vacancies but urged the federal government to ensure transparent, merit-based recruitment free from political interference.
He said the National Party had repeatedly raised concerns over unfilled federal positions and inadequate implementation of Balochistan’s employment quota.
According to Dehwar, Senator Jan Muhammad Buledi also pursued the matter through the Senate’s Devolution Committee, seeking details of vacant positions and quota implementation from relevant ministries.
The NP leader demanded the removal of unnecessarily lengthy professional experience requirements, arguing that such conditions disadvantage unemployed graduates in Balochistan who have limited opportunities to gain practical experience.
Federal Job Announcement Result of NP Efforts: Saad Dehwar
He called for equal opportunities for eligible candidates, timely completion of recruitment and safeguards against favoritism and irregularities.
Dehwar said the National Party would continue monitoring the recruitment process to ensure compliance with Balochistan’s allocated quota.
