Pakistan Army finished training 331 new Balochistan Levies officers at Khuzdar today. The recruits came from seven different districts across the province. They spent four months learning professional and physical skills starting last February. Army instructors taught them how to maintain law and order. The training helps these officers work better across Balochistan's large rural areas.
A ceremony celebrated the completion of their intensive program. The chief guest walked through the parade and watched the new officers march. He gave awards to the best performers during the event. The recruits showed their new fighting skills without weapons. They also demonstrated how to use different types of guns properly.
These trained officers will work throughout different parts of Balochistan. Their deployment should improve security efforts across the province. The Levies force handles most of the area known as B-areas. These regions make up most of Balochistan's total land. Local communities depend on these officers for safety and protection.
The new recruits bring fresh energy to security work. They learned discipline and public service during their training period. Balochistan Levies officers face difficult terrain and challenging conditions. They must work closely with people from local villages and towns. Their role remains very important for keeping peace across the province.
A ceremony celebrated the completion of their intensive program. The chief guest walked through the parade and watched the new officers march. He gave awards to the best performers during the event. The recruits showed their new fighting skills without weapons. They also demonstrated how to use different types of guns properly.
These trained officers will work throughout different parts of Balochistan. Their deployment should improve security efforts across the province. The Levies force handles most of the area known as B-areas. These regions make up most of Balochistan's total land. Local communities depend on these officers for safety and protection.
The new recruits bring fresh energy to security work. They learned discipline and public service during their training period. Balochistan Levies officers face difficult terrain and challenging conditions. They must work closely with people from local villages and towns. Their role remains very important for keeping peace across the province.
