As a driver for democracy and peace in Gilgit Baltistan, it is
vital to acknowledge the fact that Malik Muhammad Miskeen was an essential
component of GB’s stability. Malik Muhammad Miskeen was born and only came out
as a public figure in the 2000s.
He has been detected positive for the Coronavirus. The known
personality peacefully ceased in 2020 and was buried in his native village
Tangir.
He was a source of pride for Diamarian, an influential voice of
the region, the protector of local traditions, and an asset of
Gilgit-Baltistan. Although his 6 decades of political journey ended, his
generous personality, shrewdness, acumen decisions, and peacekeeping missions
will be remembered forever.
Malik‘s political career began with participation in the
Gilgit-Baltistan Consultative Council elections on December 30, 1970. He was
elected as a member of Dariel Tangir and retained this position four times.
On October 12, 2004, Malik Maskin won the GBLA election and became the Speaker
of the Assembly.
Malik was a successful politician and an excellent (Jirgadar), and his role in restoring peace was exemplary. His political career is now led by his successor Malik Kifayat, a prominent law graduate.
