Sindh government decides to hold local body elections on November 27

The Supreme court has been informed of this decision.


Web Desk September 18, 2013
The Supreme Court has been informed of the decision. PHOTO: FILE

KARACHI: The Sindh government has decided to conduct local government elections on November 27, according to advocate general SM Khalid Javed, Express News reported today.

The Supreme Court (SC) was informed of this decision during a Balochistan law and order hearing at the Quetta registry.

Various politics parties have not been taken into confidence yet but they will be soon.

Earlier, the Sindh government had requested the SC to grant time till December to conduct the local government elections as the elections will require a favourable law and order situation, the completion of the delimitation process and some legal amendments but this was not accepted by the apex court's larger bench at the SC Quetta registry.

COMMENTS (5)

Sajida | 10 years ago | Reply

Local Government Law needs to be modernized. It is demeaning to have such a law in place for all residents of Sindh.

ali ahmed | 10 years ago | Reply

people of karachi should come on street to force the sindh govt.to change local body law and give full power to Mayor......bill was passed with out the approval from the representative of karachi....

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