PPP CM to assume office in Sindh soon: Murtaza Wahab

Karachi: Mayor Karachi Murtaza Wahab has said that the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chief Minister will take office in Sindh by Monday.

Addressing the journalist in Karachi, Murtaza Wahab said that work is being done on the sewerage project at the cost of 37.5 million rupees in Tin Hatti to Post Office Liaquatabad, the project will be completed one year before the completion of the period.

He said that 36 and 42 inch diameter lines are being laid at a distance of one kilometer, the population of nearly 2, 00, 000 will be able to get water facilities, the completion of this project will remove the complaints of sewage in the area.

Additionally, we do not have any UC chairman elected from this area, still we are doing development work, the water supply and drainage system is being improved in all the districts of the city. Murtaza Wahab said that the newly elected members of the Sindh Assembly will take the oath on Saturday.

He further said that GDA has not kept any contact with the people, and Jamaat-e-Islami’s (JI) job is to protest, apart from that, they have no other job, friends of JI, solve the problems of the voters of 9 towns, the mayor of PPP wants to work with you.

On the other hand, the chairman PPP, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, announced legal proceedings against those who accused him of rigging.

Bilawal Bhutto put all the Form 45 of his constituency in front of the public and said that according to the Form 47, I have gotten 1,35,112 votes, which is a massive lead win of more than 100,000 over my opponent.

The PPP chairman added that a fraudster from NA-194 has claimed that my success in Larkana was rigged.