Baddoke Cheema

Baddoke Cheema is a village of Sialkot District in the Punjab province of Pakistan.

It is located nearly 10 km away from Daska. It is a Union Council of Sambrial Tehsil; previously it was part of Daska Tehsil. The creek Aaik passes north of this village.

Agriculture is the livelihood of most of the residents; a few people earn their living by working abroad, especially in the Middle East.

One hospital and two high schools one for boys and one for girls in this village serves as health and educational centers for many villages around. This village houses the tomb of Hazrat Boota Ghumman and Baba Niaz Din; this darbar (tomb) is the gathering place for many people especially older one from the village. Annually many people come to this village to celebrate the Urs. Facilities like natural gas, telephone and telephone coverage are available. A lake that is extracted from the canal Upper Chanab also passes nearby.

Family Hospital in Daska is built and operated by a doctor from this village. Qasim Cheema is the Nazim who has helped in building a new road to this village; this road starts from Warsalke on Daska-Sambrial road and is driven alongside the lake and reaches Baddoke Cheema. This village is also accessible from Gadiala on Daska-Sambrial Road, Jamke Cheema, Motra and Khlorian.