Eng. Yarmohammadi, the representative of Zahedan in Majlis (Iranian parliament) censured the authorities in Sistan-Baluchistan over the rights of people and developmental projects.
“SunniOnline” reported, Aleem Yarmohammadi said in his first speech in the parliament on Wednesday 15th Dec. 2016: “Zahedan is the symbol of peaceful coexistence. Darululoom Zahedan with its Grand Makki Masjid is the capital of Muslim Ummah’s unity in the region. People of Zahedan respect each other’s tenets. But due to fanatic actions of some elites this coexistence can be jeopardized.”
Urging on employment of Baloch and Sunnis’ capabilities, he said, “Utilizing the capabilities of the Iranian sects and religious communities strengthen the basis of unity. I hope by discretion of the Science Ministry Baloch elites and educated would be employed in universities’ academic staff.”
Criticizing the role of the Education bureau in Sistan-Balochistan province, Eng. Yarmohammadi stated, “The bureau of Education & Edification is the most inefficient department in the province; the structure of its manpower and ethnic dismissals and employments have made it a political sphere.”
The member of the parliament said more, “Closure of frontier markets and trade routes has created problems for the people of deprived Balochistan. Also, there should be a comprehensive plan for the unregistered Iranian citizens in the frontier regions.”
Decrying the government on incomplete developmental projects in Sistan-Baluchistan, Yarmohammadi called on the authorities to fulfill their promises.
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