This paper introduces PakBBQ, a low-resource, low-context, large-scale language models (LLMs) designed to ensure fairness and address the shortcomings of low-resource, low-context, and low-context linguistic and regional contexts. PakBBQ is a culturally and regionally-specific extension of the original BBQ (Bias Benchmark for Question Answering) dataset, containing over 214 templates and 17,180 question-answer (QA) pairs in English and Urdu across eight bias dimensions relevant to Pakistan: age, disability, appearance, gender, socioeconomic status, religion, regional affiliation, and linguistic formality. We evaluate a variety of multilingual LLMs under ambiguous and explicitly context-specific settings, and under negative and positive question framing. Experimental results demonstrate an average accuracy improvement of 12% with context-specification, consistently stronger anti-bias behavior in Urdu than in English, and a reduction in stereotypical responses with negative question framing.