Two dry weeks on Sariab Road
Filed by phone in Urdu. Tanker dispatched in 48h, line repaired day six — confirmed by the caller herself.
This is more than a complaint box — it is a promise. Every word is read, every file has a running clock, and anything that stalls rises on its own to the Chief Minister's desk.
Just type — Roman Urdu, اردو or English. Awaaz asks, you answer, it's filed.
Three minutes, photos attached — your number arrives instantly.
Send a message — same tracking, same desk.
Awaaz answers 24/7 — in Urdu, Pashto or English.
Track your complaint from your pocket — Android first.
CM Secretariat, Quetta — reception will help you file.
No forms to fight, no office queues. Awaaz listens in your language, notes what matters, and reads your complaint number back on the same call.
Form, call or message — your number arrives the same minute.
Understood within minutes and routed to the right department.
A clock runs on every file — delays push it upward automatically.
The department answers; everything lands on the record.
We call you back — the file closes when YOU say it's fixed.

This system exists so your voice never dies in a drawer. Every week the Chief Minister is handed a report of the whole province — district by district, department by department. The heaviest cases sit on top, with names and reasons attached.
Composite examples drawn from the kinds of cases the cell handles — details changed, journeys real.
Register a complaint with photos, follow every step of its journey, and speak to Awaaz directly. Android first, iOS next.
A three-minute form. A number that is yours by right. A system that doesn't forget.
File a complaint