Following his socialist inclinations, he, along with his other friends, rented a house at Balochi street, which quickly became known as "Lat Khana".
The comrades also rented a store in Suraj Ganj Bazaar, Quetta, where they sold books on Karl Marx, Engels, Lenin, and other socialist intellectuals in addition to stationery.
He also became general secretary of the organization Balochi Zuban o- Adab - i Diwan, which was founded in 1951 and whose president was Mir Gul Khan Naseer.
Later, financial issues forced Jamaldini to move to Karachi, where he worked as a proof reader in the information department and later as a joint editor of the magazine Tulu till 1970.
[1] Jamaldini wrote several books on Balochi literature, feudal system in Balochistan, poverty, and politics.