A file photo of Balochistan assembly. PHOTO: NNI/FILE
Balochistan’s provincial government was dissolved when Prime Minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf imposed governor’s rule on January 13 after Alamdar road bombings that targeted the Shia Hazara community.
As per the law, ministers are obligated to give up state privileges in 15 days after the provincial legislature is dissolved.
So far, only 31 cars have been returned, while there are around 50 ministers and advisers who are entitled to on-job state benefits.
Talking to Express News, former speaker Balochistan Assembly Muhammad Aslam Bhootani, called it unethical on the part of the ministers for not returning their official entitlements back to the state.
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Kethran is not the only one. Toor Uthmankel has also not returned the transport. He has been asked but he refused.
@Tariq Sohail: I second the statement of Tariq Sohail. The man is still holding number of cars of the department.
What to talk of the last government, some provincial ministers of jam Yousaf sahib tenure have still not returned the cars. Mr Rehman Kithran whose wife was Minister of Population Welfare Department is still maintaining a number of cars and wagons of the department. Every one is afraid of the Sardar. He had beaten blue a sitting secretary in the office.