Systematic Resource Deprivation in Iran's sistan amd balochistan

For decades, residents of Iran's Sistan and Baluchestan Province have faced chronic poverty and underdevelopment amid allegations of systematic resource deprivation. Many Baloch families reportedly lack access to clean drinking water, adequate housing, healthcare, education, and essential civil documentation, limiting their ability to obtain basic public services.
Critics argue that these conditions disproportionately affect the Baloch population, an ethnic and predominantly Sunni Muslim minority in Iran. They contend that long-standing economic marginalization, limited infrastructure investment, and unequal access to public resources have contributed to social unrest and growing grievances across the region.