Zubair Yaqoob
Sindh Minister for Information,
Archives and Labor Saeed Ghani on Saturday vowed to approach every legal forum against the Police
officers who according to him were conspiring against the Sindh government. The minister said that he
and his cabinet members were not afraid of anything, adding that he and his colleagues in the cabinet
would face animadversions valiantly. He was talking to the media after attending the annual Theater
display of Arts Council Institute of Arts and Crafts on Saturday. Saeed Ghani said that there were few
officers in Sindh Police Department who were involved in hatching conspiracy against the Sindh
government under the headship of incumbent Inspector General of Police, Sindh Syed Kalim Imam.
Provincial Minister for Information suggested that those Police officers who were smitten with politics
should join Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaaf. Speaking about the accusation levelled on him by Senior
Superintendent of Police Dr. Rizwan, the Minister said that he had no objection on whosoever conduct
inquiry to reach to the verity of these allegations. Defending the cabinet’s recent decision, a propose
asking the federal government for the replacement of incumbent Inspector General of Police, Sindh,
Saeed Ghani said that the Police officers could not be allowed at all to tarnish the image of the provincial
government. Provincial Minister for Information said that there were few black sheep in the Police
Department who were constantly striving to bring bad name to the sitting Sindh government. About the
blames on Sindh Energy Minister Imtiaz Ahmed Shaikh, he said that the Energy Minister would soon
clarify every allegation made against him. Saeed Ghani questioned that how a Superintendent of Police
who himself was corrupt could blame the cabinet members of wrongdoings. The Provincial Minister for
Information said that he would surely expose the unlawful activities of all such officers. He said that
although Prime Minister Imran Khan was on board regarding the replacement of incumbent IGP, Sindh
but few of the members of the PTI in Sindh were opposing this owing to them protect their vested
ulterior interests. Responding to a question, Saeed Ghani said that, Mutahida Qaumi Movement-
Pakistan and Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaaf could not remain allies for long as they were forced to form an
alliance. The Provincial Minister for Information said that this marriage of convenience didn’t seem to
last long. Saeed Ghani said that MQM-P never gave priority to the real problems of the people. The
party had their vested interests and only for those interests they join or leave a coalition. He said that
the government of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaaf had given nothing to the people except unemployment and
inflation.
