KARACHI:Sindh Minister for Information, Archives and Labor Saeed Ghani while welcoming the workers of the MQM for joining Pakistan People’s Party said that important figures of the metropolitan would also join the PPP soon.
Those workers who has joined the PPP will play their role in ending the politics of division and polarization, he said while addressing a press conference here on Tuesday. Apart from MQM East workers, the workers of PSP, ANP and APMSO who announced to quit their parties and joined PPP were present during the press conference.
Ghani said that Karachi’s election should be transparent and its results should be acceptable to everyone. The information minister said that politics in Karachi was troublesome and that weaklings should stay away from it. He said that people had always been imposed as the representatives of Karachi, but the true representatives of Karachi were never allowed to represent their people.
Answering a question, Ghani said that on the issue of Inspector General of Police, Sindh the point of view of Sindh government was being endorsed as Syed Kaleem Imam was involved more in politics than in his profession. The minister said that five inspector generals of police had been replaced in Punjab and the same had happened in KP, but when it came to Sindh, people started censuring it without any logic.
He said that members of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) in Sindh were politicizing the legitimate issue of the replacement of IG Sindh. Responding to another question, Ghani welcomed the court’s directives for making the reports of the Joint Investigation Teams public.
He said that people had already read the reports of the JITs which were related to Uzair Baloch and Nisar Morai. Talking about the meeting of the Prime Minister and Chief Minister Sindh, Ghani said that the meeting held in a very pleasant atmosphere, which discussed the possibilities of serving the people by cooperating each other. He said that the Chief Minister Sindh discussed with the Prime Minister about wheat crisis besides polio, and choronavirus, locusts’ attack on crops and other important issues. In addition to this, the Chief Minister informed the Prime Minister about the delay in release of funds by the federal government.