President of Sindh chapter of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Sindh chapter President, Syed Ghaus Ali Shah has said that he will soon start a movement against dual local bodies system.
Talking to media persons at his residence in Garhi Moori, he said that the movement against the local bodies system would be launched together with PML-Functional (PML-F), Awami Tehreek, Sindh Progressive Party, Sindh United Party, NPP, and Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam.
The local bodies system had made the urban population superior to the rural one, and this had given way to inferiority complex among the rural people, he added.
Ghaus noted that nobody’s life and property was safe in Sindh as the provincial capital of Karachi was burning in the fire of target killings.
He said as far as Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) was an ally of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), alliance with MQM could not be realized.
Shah observed that PPP was chanting slogans about the construction of Kala Bagh Dam because the end of its government was fast approaching.
He said PML-N had been opposing Kala Bagh Dam since 1980 and its stance had not change till now.
Ghaus said that PML-N chief, Nawaz Sharif had shown confidence in the Federal Investigating Agency (FIA) but so far its performance had been suspicious. “The day we thought that FIA’s investigation is not fair, we would adopt a different path,” he said.
MPA, Administrator review sanitary conditions: Sindh Assembly member, Nishat Muhammad Zia Qadri along with Shah Faisal Town Chief Officer, Kamal Mustafa reviewed the sanitary conditions during visits to different areas of Shah Faisal Town here on Tuesday.
The member of provincial assembly (MPA) also briefed about the implementation of Eid-ul-Azha contingency plan and measures adopted to maintain cleanliness on Eid, according to a statement. He lauded the efforts of the officials and staff concerned and asked them to continue their efforts to maintain cleanliness in all areas of the town on a permanent basis. He also directed to ensure cleanliness in the surroundings of mosques and imambargahs for the convenience of people.
