CM Murad Ali Shah sets time frames to clear irrigation department properties of encroachments
Karachi
January 3, 2021
Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has set time frames for the removal of encroachments from the provincial irrigation departmentâs properties, including embankments, headworks and drainage systems.
The chief executive took this decision during a meeting that he presided over at the CM House on Saturday to prepare a plan to remove encroachments from the irrigation departmentâs properties.
The meeting was attended by Irrigation Minister Suhail Anwar Siyal, CMâs law adviser Barrister Murtaza Wahab, Chief Secretary Mumtaz Ali Shah, Board of Revenue Senior Member Qazi Shahid Pervaiz, Advocate General Salman Talibuddin, CMâs Principal Secretary Sajid Jamal Abro, Irrigation Secretary Rafiq Buriro, Katchi Abadis Secretary Baqaullah Unar and others.
Karachi
January 3, 2021
The Sindh government has decided to adopt a new law to deal with cases of consumption of synthetic drugs, including âiceâ, in the province.
Law and environment adviser Barrister Murtaza Wahab disclosed this to media persons while speaking at a press conference at the Sindh Assembly building on Saturday.
A session of the Sindh Assembly had been summoned on January 6, 2021, to adopt fresh legislation in this regard, he added.
Barrister Wahab, who also acts as the spokesman for the provincial government, said that criminal cases would be lodged under the new law against people involved in the use of synthetic drugs.
The process of bringing about police reforms is going on to provide relief to the public in Sindh, said provincial law adviser Barrister Murtaza Wahab on Friday.The arrest would be subject to the.
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In a thread of three tweets, released in Washington, the South and Central Asia Bureau of the State Department said it was “deeply concerned” at the Dec 24 ruling of the SHC to release “multiple terrorists responsible for the murder of Daniel Pearl.” However, it noted that the case was ongoing and “will be following closely”.