Summary
- KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah has said there is currently no majority in favour of creating new provinces in the country, reiterating that the issue lacks sufficient political support.
- Earlier, while inaugurating the modern landfill site at Jam Chakro, Murad Ali Shah said the project was part of the provincial government’s efforts to improve cleanliness and waste management in Karachi.
- Responding to a question about the Mir Raza case, Murad Ali Shah said the provincial cabinet had directed the formation of a judicial commission to investigate the matter.
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KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah has said there is currently no majority in favour of creating new provinces in the country, reiterating that the issue lacks sufficient political support.
Speaking to the media on the occasion of the inauguration of a modern landfill site at Jam Chakro, the chief minister also commented on the imposition of governor’s rule in a province, the country’s security situation and the Mir Raza case.
Murad Ali Shah said governor’s rule was constitutional but not democratic. He added that no one wanted to remove an elected provincial government.








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