PTI, SUP agree to jointly change Sindh’s politics
Sindh United Party leader Syed Zain Shah met former Sindh governor Imran Ismail on Monday and discussed the political siltation and bad governance in Sindh.
Other leaders, including Arif Arain, Ali Junejo, and Adnan Ismail, were also present on the occasion. They expressed concern over bad governance in the province and also condemned the incident that happened with a Hindu family in Ghotki Sunday.
Ismail said the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf and the SUP would jointly fight for the rights of the people and both parties would change the politics of Sindh. The condition of the public was getting worse and the rulers were getting richer because of uncontrolled corruption, he remarked.
The SUP leaders said the recent rainfall had completely exposed the Sindh government, as people in rain-affected areas were left in the lurch and they were still waiting for relief. However, they lamented, the provincial government was doing nothing for the betterment and rehabilitation.
-
Columbia University Sacks Staff Over Epstein Partner's ‘backdoor’ Admission -
Ozzy Osbourne's Family Struggles Behind Closed Doors -
Dua Lipa Claims Long-distance Relationship 'never Stops Being Hard' -
BTS Moments Of Taylor Swift's 'Opalite' Music Video Unvieled: See Photos -
Robin Windsor's Death: Kate Beckinsale Says It Was Preventable Tragedy -
Rachel Zoe Shares Update On Her Divorce From Rodger Berman -
Kim Kardashian Officially Takes Major Step In Romance With New Boyfriend Lewis Hamilton -
YouTube Tests Limiting ‘All’ Notifications For Inactive Channel Subscribers -
'Isolated And Humiliated' Andrew Sparks New Fears At Palace -
Google Tests Refreshed Live Updates UI Ahead Of Android 17 -
Ohio Daycare Worker 'stole $150k In Payroll Scam', Nearly Bankrupting Nursery -
Michelle Yeoh Gets Honest About 'struggle' Of Asian Representation In Hollywood -
Slovak Fugitive Caught At Milano-Cortina Olympics To Watch Hockey -
King Charles Receives Exciting News About Reunion With Archie, Lilibet -
Nvidia Expands AI Infrastructure With Nevada Data Centre Lease -
Royal Family Shares Princess Anne's Photos From Winter Olympics 2026