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Balochistan High Court Confirms Services of Three Additional District & Sessions Judges

Quetta – The High Court of Balochistan has officially confirmed the services of three Additional District and Sessions Judges (BPS-20) with effect from August 30, 2025, the date of their initial promotion. The confirmation, issued under the Balochistan Judicial Officers Service Rules 2021, was approved by the Hon’ble Chief Justice and formalized through a notification dated September 5, 2026. The confirmed officers are Mr. Allah Muhammad, Mr. Aziz Ahmed, and Mr. Amjad Khan.

The notification, signed by Registrar Nasir Khan Yousafzai, has been circulated to key officials including the Accountant General Balochistan and the Member Inspection Team for necessary action. Copies have also been directed to the concerned judicial officers and placed on their personal and master files, marking a significant administrative milestone in the provincial district judiciary.

 

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Khalid Mairaj

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