The Chagai arc is located in southwest of Pakistan and extends into Iran and Afghanistan (Fig.1A). The border between eastern Iran and western Pakistan roughly coincides with the transition from the collisional Zagros orogenic belt in the west to the Makran accretionary complex and Chagai magmatic arc in the east Siddiqui (2004). The Baluchistan (or Makran) magmatic arc, is an east-west trending, ~500 km long and up to 140 km wide belt of calc-alkaline plutonic, volcanic, and sedimentary rocks, which is part of the continental-scale Tethyan belt that spans eastern Europe and Asia. Activity along the arc began in the Late Cretaceous and continued through into the Quaternary.