Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Minister said that the work of regularisation of genuine and eligible villages was previously started and was stopped due to some complaints.
He added that as such an enquiry order was issued and detailed investigation has been finalised.
Syed Qaim Ali Shah said that there are hundreds of ancient and old villages, which not only existed before creation of Pakistan but were there since many centuries.
He added that previous government had always demolished such old villages and unnecessarily harassed and harmed the inhabitants of those old villages by demolishing the same.
Sindh Chief Minister made it clear that as per policy and programme under manifesto of Pakistan Peoples Party, all such genuine and old villages are to be regularised on priority basis.
He said that the present government will provide relief to poor residents of those ancient villages by regularising those old villages while leases will be issued to those inhabitants.
Syed Qaim Ali Shah formed a committee comprising Member Allotment Committee, Lal Bux Bhutto, General Secretary PPP Karachi Division, Mir Ismail Brohi, all Deputy Commissioners of Karachi Division and officials of Board of Revenue Sindh, Gothabad Department, BOR and others, which will visit and verify the relevant villages in the light of previous reports and finalise the list within 15 days.
He warned that there should be no delay in the process of lists which should be prepared and finalised, duly signed and authenticated and submitted within fixed time schedule, that is, December 17, 2011.
Sindh Chief Minister also directed that the whole process of regularisation of villages and allotment of leases should be completed within three months.
He added that the list of 56 villages already finalised and approved be taken up early and 3,800 Sanads already prepared and awaiting decision, be distributed on priority basis.
The Chief Minister further informed that after completion of regularisation work of Karachi, the matter of regularisation of villages and issuance of leases to poor people of Hyderabad will be taken up.
Syed Qaim Ali Shah directed the participants of meeting to fully devote their attention to this noble cause so as to provide relief to poor villagers.
Earlier, provincial ministers Haji Muzaffar Shujra, Sajid Jokhio, Lal Bux Bhutto, Senior Member BOR and Deputy Commissioners West/ Malir presented their reports.
The meeting was attended among others by Sindh Ministers Nadeem Bhutto, Sajid Jokhio, Haji Muzafar Shujra, Sindh Chief Secretary Raja Muhammad Abbas, Senior Member BOR Sindh Shahzar Shamoon, Deputy Commissioners of West/ Malir Karachi, Director Gothabad, Member Gothabad, Principal Secretary to C.M. Sindh Alamuddin Bullo, General Secretary PPP Karachi Division, Mir Ismail Brohi, Lal Bux Bhutto, Saleem Salar, Noor Hasan Jokhio.