Report by Irfanul Haq The Sindh government has decided to challenge the high court s decision to turn Qasar-e-Fatima, commonly known as Mohatta Palace, into a medical college. At a hearing on Wednesday, the additional advocate general said that it was impossible to construct a college on a heritage site.
The Sindh High Court ordered on Wednesday for Qasar-e-Fatima which is commonly know as Mohatta Palace to be turned into a medical college. The court said that the college should include a hostel. A plaque should be installed with the names of legal heirs on it, the court said. A trust should be established to look after the affairs of the medical college and the hospital, the court said. All the parties have agreed to this. Some names have been suggested to run the trust, including Dr Abdul Bari of Indus Hospital, SIUT’s Dr Adib Rizvi, Justice (retd) Sarmad Jalal Osmany and Justice (retd) Fahim Siddiqui. The court has ordered the authorities to contact these people and acqu.
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