Quetta: Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti has emphasised that improving facilities for lawyers can play a vital role in strengthening Pakistan’s justice system. He made these remarks during a meeting with delegations from the Pakistan Bar Council and the Balochistan Bar Council.
The meeting focused on challenges faced by the legal community and reviewed various welfare initiatives aimed at supporting lawyers across the province. Officials highlighted several ongoing and proposed measures, including medical coverage, subsidised office spaces, improved transport facilities, and housing schemes.
Among the key initiatives discussed were the provision of chambers at Municipal Plaza, introduction of pink scooters for mobility, shuttle transport services, and the development of a digital library. Progress on the Lawyers Welfare Housing Scheme was also reviewed as part of broader efforts to improve living and working conditions for legal professionals.
Sarfraz Bugti reiterated that the welfare of lawyers remains a top priority for the provincial government. He stated that practical steps are being taken to address the concerns of the legal fraternity and ensure better professional support.
He further linked these improvements to the overall effectiveness of the justice system, stressing that providing better facilities to lawyers can enhance legal processes, access to justice, and institutional performance.
The meeting highlighted the government’s commitment to strengthening the legal framework by investing in the welfare and professional development of lawyers, aiming to build a more efficient and responsive judicial system in Balochistan.
