The reason for the backwardness of Balochistan

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Balochistan's backwardness is due to lack of awareness, corruption of politicians and bureaucracy


                                                         In Balochistan, the years change but the plight of the people does not change. The budget should be spent on education, health and job creation.

                                                                         


                                                                  When making the annual budget of Balochistan, the bureaucrats put the public issues behind them and make mandatory plans for the politicians. Then through these plans the bureaucracy forms the commission and the politicians do the contracting.

Both bureaucrats and politicians have their hands full. The development budget of trillions of rupees is seen annually by commissions and corruption and the public problems increase every year instead of decreasing. Thus trillions of budgets are consumed. And the problems of the people disappear from the budget
In Balochistan, the years change and the condition of the people does not change. All ideological activists should keep an eye on the development budget of their constituencies. The budget can be used for education, health and other collective issues. Become a watchdog of your tax money so that you can stop commissions and corruption and make development a reality and this backwardness and poverty has been made the destiny of our people by the rulers.
All educated youth are asked to keep a close watch on their kings and bureaucrats and do not let their budget consume them.                                                                    
     

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