Daily Times

Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has said that the PPP is democratic party; hence it believes in changes and removal of the federal government, but through in a democratic manner.

He said that despite his illness, Asif Ali Zardari was keeping an eye on politics and the situation in country. He said that PPP was receiving benefits through experiences of Asif Ali Zardari. He said that due to medical issues, Asif Ali Zardari was not coming out of house.

Murad Ali Shah was speaking with journalists at Otaq of PPP leader Syed Hajan Shah at Bhan Syedabad town on Sunday. He was accompanied by PPP MNA Sardar Sikandar Ali Rahpoto, MPA Johi Syed and PPP leader Amanullah Shahani. Earlier, CM Sindh met the delegation of fishermen of Manchhar Lake and assured them to solve their issues on priority base.

CM Sindh also went at house of Moula Bux Mallah at village Bund Manchhar, offered condolence with him on death of her sister.

He said that country was passing through crises hence it was necessary for opposition leader of NA to remain present in country. He said that PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari was leader of big political party in country hence he was playing his role.

Answering to a question about holding of election of local bodies, he said that issues of census and jurisdictions were running but PPP believed on democracy and local bodies elections will be held. He said that federal government of PTI has started program of distributions of buffalos and goats to eradicate poverty. He raising a question said that is this poverty would decrease through distribution of buffalos and goats. He said that increasing inflation rate has proved that PTI government has failed. He said that the members of PTI were giving tough time to prime minister Imran Khan and it looks that PTI will not complete it’s tenure of government. He said that with all way, the central government has become fail and allied parties of PTI were also angry. He said that Sindh government was providing all kind of facilities to the people of province at door steps.