Bharucha praises former railways minister’s work
Interim railways minister says new bogies given to Bolan Mail with facilities of air-conditioners, light and water
Caretaker Minister For Railways Roshan Khursheed Bharucha. PHOTO COURTESY: SDPI
QUETTA:
Interim Minister for Railways Khursheed Bharucha has urged the people of Balochistan to acknowledge the services of elected representatives instead of opting for criticism.
“The work of former railways minister deserves praise,” said the minister while inaugurating the new bogies of Bolan Mail at the Pakistan Railways Office in Quetta on Monday.
Bharucha said, “The event is not being celebrated due to the Mastung tragedy.”
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She said, “After lengthy deliberations by the railways department to resume Chiltan Express and Balochistan Express to facilitate the people in their travel, new bogies have been given to Bolan Mail with facilities of air-conditioners, light and water.”
She said that the Bolan Mail would start its journey from Quetta and after passing through important cities would reach Karachi.
“Jaffar Express has already been upgraded; however, the upgradation of Akbar Express is underway,” she added.
She said properties have been purchased to make Gwadar a part of the country’s railway network. Other railways installations would be constructed soon, she added.
“A feasibility report has been prepared to connect Quetta to Peshawar. It will take nine hours to travel by train from Quetta to Peshawar,” she added.
Interim Minister for Railways Khursheed Bharucha has urged the people of Balochistan to acknowledge the services of elected representatives instead of opting for criticism.
“The work of former railways minister deserves praise,” said the minister while inaugurating the new bogies of Bolan Mail at the Pakistan Railways Office in Quetta on Monday.
Bharucha said, “The event is not being celebrated due to the Mastung tragedy.”
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She said, “After lengthy deliberations by the railways department to resume Chiltan Express and Balochistan Express to facilitate the people in their travel, new bogies have been given to Bolan Mail with facilities of air-conditioners, light and water.”
She said that the Bolan Mail would start its journey from Quetta and after passing through important cities would reach Karachi.
“Jaffar Express has already been upgraded; however, the upgradation of Akbar Express is underway,” she added.
She said properties have been purchased to make Gwadar a part of the country’s railway network. Other railways installations would be constructed soon, she added.
“A feasibility report has been prepared to connect Quetta to Peshawar. It will take nine hours to travel by train from Quetta to Peshawar,” she added.