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Pakistan Bar Council Enrolls 52 Advocates from Balochistan as Supreme Court Lawyers

The Enrollment Committee of the Pakistan Bar Council has officially enrolled 40 advocates from Balochistan as Advocates of the Supreme Court in a ceremony held on September 1, 2026, at Quetta. The list features legal professionals predominantly from the provincial capital, alongside one representative from Makran (Mr. Muhammad Azeem), marking a significant expansion of the province’s representation at the country’s apex court.

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