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Balochistan plans richer jail meals after CM approval

Balochistan jail food reforms will update a 130-year-old food law, officials say, with more balanced menus once the chief minister gives approval.

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The Balochistan government has decided on Balochistan jail food reforms that would change how prisoners are fed, Jail Department officials said, including chicken and biryani on menus and higher amounts of meat and sugar once the chief minister approves the plan.

Officials linked the move to a wider decision to reform the Jail Department. They said the rules that govern food given to prisoners—described as a 130-year-old law—would be revised so meals are more balanced and richer in nutrition.

What officials say will change on the menu

According to Jail Department officials, prisoners held in Balochistan’s jails would receive chicken and biryani as part of their meals under the new approach. They also said the quantity of meat and sugar served would be increased.

Officials framed the shift as an effort to improve the food menu itself, not only to add specific dishes. The stated aim is a diet that is more balanced and nutritious than the arrangements tied to the older rules.

How Balochistan jail reforms would take effect

Jail officials said Balochistan jail reforms on food would become operational after approval by the chief minister of Balochistan. Until that nod is given, the announcement remains a government decision awaiting formal implementation.

The source material does not list portion sizes, weekly schedules, cost estimates, or a calendar date for when chicken, biryani, or higher meat and sugar servings would begin. It also does not name which prisons would move first or how kitchens would be supervised day to day.

What is known so far

What is confirmed from officials is the policy direction: revise the long-standing food law, improve the menu for nutrition and balance, add chicken and biryani, raise meat and sugar, and wait for the chief minister’s approval before the changes apply.

Readers should treat operational details—exact recipes, budgets, or start dates—as not yet specified in the available official comments.

Aasan alfaaz mein

Balochistan ki hukumat ne jail ke khane mein behtari ka faisla kiya hai. Qaidiyon ko murge aur biryani bhi milne ka plan hai, aur gosht aur cheeni zyada di jayegi. Purana qanoon badalne ki baat hai, lekin asal shuruat wazir-e-ala ki manzoori ke baad hogi. Abhi exact din aur hisab-kitab public detail mein nahi bataye gaye.

Questions readers ask

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Hukkam ke mutabiq qaidiyon ko murge aur biryani bhi milegi, aur gosht aur cheeni ki miqdar barhai jayegi.

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