Sindh government has undertaken a major reshuffle in the provincial bureaucracy, including key appointments and reassignments across various departments. The reshuffle aims to streamline administrative functions and enhance efficiency within the government machinery. Here are the notable changes: Karachi Commissioner: Syed Hasan Naqvi, a seasoned grade-21 officer, has been appointed as the new Karachi commissioner, succeeding Saleem Rajput. This appointment underscores the government’s commitment to effective governance in the province’s largest city.
Secretary Excise and Taxation: Saleem Rajput, the outgoing Karachi commissioner, has been appointed as the Secretary Excise and Taxation, tasked with overseeing taxation matters and revenue collection. DG Sindh Local Government Commission: Abu Bakar Ahmed has been entrusted with the responsibility of Director General of Sindh Local Government Commission, highlighting the government’s focus on strengthening local governance structures. Secretary Information and Technology:
Asif Ikram has been appointed as the Secretary of Information and Technology, reflecting the government’s emphasis on utilizing technology for efficient service delivery and communication. Secretary Investment Department: Raja Khurram Shehzad Umar has been designated as the Secretary of the Investment Department, tasked with facilitating investment and promoting economic growth in the province. Member of Provincial Election Authority: Muhammad Mureed has been appointed as a member of the Provincial Election Authority, contributing to the electoral processes and governance initiatives in the province.
Secretary Labour Human Resource Department: Hafeez Ullah Abbasi has been appointed as the Secretary of the Labour Human Resource Department, focusing on labor rights, workforce development, and employment initiatives. Additionally, last month, Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah recommended Ghulam Nabi Memon for the position of Sindh Inspector General of Police (IGP), reflecting the government’s commitment to ensuring effective law enforcement and security measures. Moreover, significant changes are anticipated in district administrations following the formation of the cabinet after the presidential election. Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah has acknowledged the security challenges facing Karachi and rural areas, expressing dissatisfaction with the prevailing law-and-order situation.
The government’s decision to implement a major reshuffle underscores its proactive approach to address these challenges and enhance governance efficiency across the province.
