Karachi
Pakistan Peoples Party chairperson Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has expressed his dissatisfaction over the Sindh cabinet’s performance and has directed officials to improve their performance.
According to a report in Dawn, Bilawal has directed the provincial ministers, special assistants and advisers to improve their working.
The PPP chairman made these comments during an informal meeting of the cabinet held in the provincial assembly building.
Sindh Information Minister Saeed Ghani told media that Bilawal Bhutto had approved the decision to induct Javed Nayab Leghari, Poonjho Bheel. Dr Bande Ali Leghari as special assistant and Shahzad Memon as coordinator to the Sindh chief minister in the provincial cabinet.
Ghani also apprised media that the PPP chairman questioned the attendees of the meeting about the transport issues faced by the people of Karachi and the progress made in that regard.
Moreover, the PPP chairman emphasised that the pace of rehabilitation work in Tharparkar, keeping in view the recent rains, should be increased to provide relief to the affectees.
Pakistan Peoples Party chairperson Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari has expressed his dissatisfaction over the Sindh cabinet’s performance and has directed officials to improve their performance.
According to a report in Dawn, Bilawal has directed the provincial ministers, special assistants and advisers to improve their working.
The PPP chairman made these comments during an informal meeting of the cabinet held in the provincial assembly building.
Sindh Information Minister Saeed Ghani told media that Bilawal Bhutto had approved the decision to induct Javed Nayab Leghari, Poonjho Bheel. Dr Bande Ali Leghari as special assistant and Shahzad Memon as coordinator to the Sindh chief minister in the provincial cabinet.
Ghani also apprised media that the PPP chairman questioned the attendees of the meeting about the transport issues faced by the people of Karachi and the progress made in that regard.
Moreover, the PPP chairman emphasised that the pace of rehabilitation work in Tharparkar, keeping in view the recent rains, should be increased to provide relief to the affectees.