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Court hears case of state properties named after politicians

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Sindh High Court Sukkur bench on Tuesday summoned the secretary culture over the case pertaining to giving names of politicians to state properties.Justice Salahuddin Panhwar suggested formation of a provincial committee, having universities, colleges, education and health secretaries, vice chancellors of universities as well as distinguished authors and intellectuals as members, to decide names on government properties and institutions.

The divisional committee should be headed by the Commissioner, and it submit progress report after three months, court observed. “The courts have to speak when the powerful loses sanity.”

 

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