All options open for bringing change in Sindh: Haleem Adil

KARACHI: Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Sindh chapter general secretary and parliamentary party leader in Sindh assembly Haleem Adil Sheikh has said that all options are open to being a constitutional change in Sindh Assembly.

According to details, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Sindh chapter general secretary and parliamentary party leader in Sindh assembly Haleem Adil Sheikh held a press conference at the Ghotki residence of Grand Democratic Alliance (GDA) leader Sardar Ali Gohar Khan Mahar.

On the occasion, Sardar Ali Gohar Khan Mahar has said that the 18th amendment did not provide any relief to the masses and wrong policies are hindrance to development and prosperity.

However, Haleem Adil Sheikh told the media that Ali Gohar Khan Mahar had talked to the Prime Minister, Imran Khan, on telephone and he has said he would soon visit Sindh. He said Sardar Ali Gohar would play the role of a bridge between Sindh and the federation.

He said they are in close contacts with the PPP members and soon people of Sindh would get good news.

He said the President and Prime Minister would visit Ghotki and also meet with Pir Sahib Pagara and other important personalities. He said it is moral obligation of Sindh chief minister Murad Ali Shah to resign.

He said all options would be used to bring a constitutional change in Sindh assembly, adding change is now inevitable.

He said the process of the change has already begun. He said soon the corrupt people would be made accountable for their misdeeds.

Ali Gohar Khan Mahar said the people did not get any benefit from the 18th amendment. He said due to wrong policies the masses are deprived of relief. He said the differences with the PPP are over issues; however, all friends are in close contact.

He said Ghokti has royalty of Rs10.5billion but due to wrong policies benefit of this amount is not given to the masses.

He said there are even no proper facilities of health and education. He said the 18th amendment did not benefit the masses.