Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has reiterated that the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) has consistently worked for the betterment of Sindh and the welfare of its people. He expressed these views during meetings with elected representatives at the Chief Minister’s House. The meetings were attended by prominent figures, including Makhdoom Fakhar Zaman, Mehmood Alam Jamot, Liaquat Ali Askani, Syed Amir Ali Shah, Sajid Ali Banbhan, and Sindh government spokesperson and Sukkur Mayor Arsalan Islam Sheikh.
Discussions revolved around issues such as water supply, health, education, law and order, developmental projects, and political and social matters. The Chief Minister listened to the challenges faced by the representatives in their constituencies and issued directives for their swift resolution. “Serving the people is the core vision of the Pakistan People’s Party.
Our government is creating job opportunities through development projects in both urban and rural areas,” said Shah. He urged the representatives to address pressing concerns in their constituencies, including drinking water, sanitation, health, and education. Regarding polio eradication, the Chief Minister emphasized the importance of collective efforts to eliminate the disease.
He highlighted several initiatives undertaken by the Sindh government to improve healthcare services across the province. Murad Ali Shah lauded the positive role played by the Sindh Police in enhancing law and order, stating, “Ensuring public safety is the foremost duty of the government.”
He further noted that reforms in the education system are essential for a brighter future. “Our goal is to bring progress and prosperity to Sindh. The government remains committed to the welfare of the people and will continue working for their benefit,” he added. The Chief Minister assured the representatives that there would be no tolerance for delays or obstacles in resolving public issues, reaffirming his government’s dedication to serving the people of Sindh.
