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KARACHI: Pak Sarzameen Party Chief Mustafa Kamal has said that Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Gulzar Ahmed has voiced the sentiments of the people. These are the real issues that were pointed out by PSP in the last four years.

Pakistan Peoples Party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf and MQM are all parts of different tiers of the governments. In Sindh, he said PSP is playing the role of opposition.

He urged Prime Minister Imran Khan along with the Army Chief in presence of the media to meet personally with the Sindh Chief Minister in order to resolve the problems of Karachi and get three things done. Firstly, the powers conferred to chief ministers after the promulgation of 18th Amendment, must be transferred to the district level.

Ensure the launch of Provincial Finance Commission (PFC) Awards in the same manner as of National Finance Commission (NFC) Awards.

Secondly, to restore Karachi as one district which the PPP has divided into six districts on the basis of its prejudice towards the port city.

PSP chief rejected the narrative that nothing can be done on the part of federation after the 18th amendment.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2020

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