The Federal Chapter serves as the central and most inclusive branch of PJ&RI, encompassing the Federal Capital Territory along with Azad Jammu & Kashmir, Gilgit-Baltistan, and Rawalpindi region. It represents PJ&RI at the national level, ensuring coordination between the federal and provincial structures while maintaining the organization’s strategic presence in Pakistan’s policymaking and administrative center.

The Punjab Chapter represents PJ&RI in Pakistan’s most populous and diverse province. With members across Lahore, Faisalabad, Multan, and other cities, it stands as a strong and active branch, embodying the cultural, academic, and legal vibrancy of central Pakistan. The chapter promotes the organization’s vision of justice and awareness throughout Punjab’s dynamic urban and rural communities.

The Sindh Chapter represents PJ&RI in the southern region of Pakistan, bringing together members from Karachi, Hyderabad, Sukkur, and interior Sindh. Reflecting the province’s deep cultural and social diversity, the chapter fosters unity and inclusion under the values of justice, equality, and civic responsibility. It serves as a bridge between coastal and inland Sindh, ensuring broad representation within PJ&RI’s structure.

The KPK Chapter embodies PJ&RI’s presence in Pakistan’s northwestern province, known for its courage, tradition, and resilience. Centered in Peshawar and extending across the province’s districts, it reflects the region’s dynamic spirit and commitment to social justice. The chapter represents the organization’s effort to engage youth, professionals, and communities across both settled and remote areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

The Balochistan Chapter extends PJ&RI’s mission to Pakistan’s largest province by area, representing voices from Quetta, Gwadar, Turbat, and other regions. Reflecting the province’s distinct cultural and geographical identity, the chapter symbolizes inclusivity, representation, and empowerment. It ensures that PJ&RI’s message of justice and rights reaches even the most distant and underrepresented areas of the country.