Building the Constituency
Decades of tangible development across Tehsil Kamalia and Tehsil Pir Mahal — spanning education, healthcare, infrastructure, public services and youth development. Balanced progress for both urban and rural communities.
University of Kamalia
The First University Established in a Tehsil
The establishment of the University of Kamalia marked a historic milestone — the first university ever set up at the tehsil level in Pakistan. It brought higher education directly to the doorstep of a rural constituency, opening opportunities for thousands of students who previously had to travel to distant cities.
Development in Kamalia
Comprehensive projects transforming the tehsil across every sector
- University of Kamalia — first tehsil-level university in Pakistan
- Government College for Women, Jhakhar
- Government College of Technology, Kamalia
- Government Commerce College
- Government Vocational College, Shamoon Wala
- Technical Training Institute
- Government Special Education School for the Deaf
- Public Library & Divisional Public School, Kamalia
- Upgradation of a large number of schools
- New hospitals in Qadir Bakhsh, Dholri and Kot Pathana
- Upgraded Tehsil HQ Hospital with Cardiology & Dialysis wards
- Water filtration plants in rural areas for clean drinking water
- Rural dispensaries in Chak 733, 57/4, 58/3 and Basti Piran
- Veterinary hospitals across 11 villages and chaks
- Mill Fatyana Bridge over the Ravi River
- Kashtian Bridge over the Ravi at Bhassi Shahbal Shah
- Kamalia Bypass construction
- Reconstruction of roads in all villages
- Kamalia Bus Terminal construction
- 47 roads and paved (Tuff Tile) streets approved
- 17 public parks approved and completed
- Sanitation machinery and vehicles provided
- Beautification of Kalma Chowk, Eid Gah, Khehra Shaheed Chowk, Jhakhar Mor
- LED street lights, parking sheds and 13 sewerage lines
- Kamalia Sports Complex — establishment and renovation
- Riaz Wildlife Park (Zoo)
- Kamalia Forest Park with walking track
- Museum of Antiquities at Tibba Singal (5,000-year-old history)
- Proposed Canal Park from Jeevan Viroana to Qasmana Bridge
- Horse Sports Stadium approved for five sports
- New Grid Station near Charnala Bridge, Chak 736 GB
- Electricity to all villages and new residential areas
- WAPDA offices established in Kamalia
- New electricity subdivisions in Jhakhar, Mill Fatyana, Toba Tek Singh Circle
- Provision of Sui Gas to Kamalia
- Handicraft Centre approved in Chak 712 GB
- Industrial Area in 56-Tukra near Two Star Sugar Mills
- NADRA office with mobile registration van
- Kamalia Domicile Office
- Land Record Centers in Chak 739 GB (Jhakhar) and Chak 708 GB
- Kamalia Court Complex approved — 35 kanals allocated
- 26 Utility Stores established
- Sewerage systems, drains and Tuff Tile streets citywide
- Kamalia Railway Track & Station in upgradation project
Development in Pir Mahal
Balanced development across urban and rural areas — from education and healthcare to infrastructure and public welfare
- Pir Mahal Government Degree College for Women (as Punjab Education Minister)
- Higher Secondary Schools in Chak 689/31 GB and Sindhilianwali
- High Schools in Chak 756 GB, Nawab Bhoti, Chak 330 GB, 680/21 GB, 681/22 GB, 669/10 GB and Mai Safuran
- English-language education introduced from Grade 1
- Replaced floor mats with proper classroom furniture
- Rural Health Centers in Sindhilianwali and Aroti
- New buildings at Pir Mahal Tehsil Hospital
- Pir Mahal Bypass and Aroti Bypass constructed
- All major roads widened to 24 feet
- Sewerage systems, Tuff Tile paving and street soling
- Pir Mahal Railway Station upgraded and renovated
- Sui Gas extended to urban and rural areas
- Electricity provided to ~1,000 communities
- NADRA office with mobile registration van
- Multiple Utility Stores established
- Water supply schemes and filtration plants installed
- Rescue 1122, Sports Complex and Hockey Stadium initiated
- Employment opportunities created for youth
- Benazir Public Park constructed in Pir Mahal
- Empowered citizens to trust in their rights, collective strength and vote
"True development is not only roads and buildings — it is building an educated, self-reliant and empowered society."
Riaz Fatyana's vision extended beyond development projects. It was centered on empowering citizens to place their trust in their rights, their collective strength and the power of their vote — rather than relying on elite politics. This is why his contributions continue to be remembered and appreciated by the people today.
Politician, lawyer and human rights advocate with over 35 years of public service. Member of the National Assembly of Pakistan.
Information
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- Fatyana House, Kamalia, Toba Tek Singh, Punjab
- fatyana.riaz@gmail.com