Balochistan government reduces age limit for government jobs

• Cabinet reduced the age limit from 43 to 35 years.
• The canbinet meeting was headed by CM Mir Ali Mardan Domki.
• The Cabinet approved the establishment of a new police station.

Quetta: The Balochistan Caretaker Cabinet has agreed to lower and upper the age limit for government jobs from 43 to 35 years, Bol News reported.

According to details, a caretaker meeting was held in Quetta under the chairship of Balochistan Chief Minister (CM) Mir Ali Mardan Khan Domki, in which the atrocities committed by the Muslims in Gaza were strongly condemned and the international community, including the United Nations (UN), was demanded to take notice.

The cabinet directed the Quetta Electric Supply Company (QESCO) and the Balochistan Revenue Authority (BRA) to formulate proposals in mutual consultation to deal with issues related to sales tax on services.

In the meeting, on the agenda item presented by Excise and Taxation regarding the revision of tax, the cabinet decided to collect the tax at the current rate.

On the other hand, the caretaker cabinet approved the establishment of a new police station in Tehsil Landhi of Naseerabad district.

Apart from this, the Cabinet agreed to lower the upper age limit for government jobs from 43 to 35 years.

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