Altaf hussain university: Governor to lay foundation stone on Jan 30

Qaim Ali Shah took credit on behalf of the provincial government for providing the land for the varsity


Our Correspondent January 28, 2015
A file photo of Sindh Governor Dr Ishratul Ebad. PHOTO: APP

HYDERABAD:


Sindh Governor Ishratul Ebad Khan and real estate tycoon Malik Riaz will lay the foundation-stone of the planned Altaf Hussain University in Hyderabad in a ceremony on January 30.


Meanwhile, Sindh Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah took credit on behalf of the provincial government for providing the land for the varsity.

“What’s in a name? We have given a very expensive piece of land cheaply in order to promote higher education,” he told the media in Nawabshah on Wednesday during a visit to the Rohri canal lining project.

Discussing the sugarcane crisis, Shah said that his government will bind the mill owners to buy the crop at the officially notified rate of Rs182 per maund. He added that the price fixation was dependent upon the Supreme Court, where the millers’ review petition is pending after the Sindh High Court ruled in favour of the farmers last month.

Published in The Express Tribune, January 29th, 2015.

COMMENTS (2)

Khawar Nehal | 9 years ago | Reply

We gave a very expensive land. Why did you sell the people's land to the people. The people can donate it to themselves if they want to.

Is it a private university ?

Karachiwala | 9 years ago | Reply

" We have given a very expensive piece of land cheaply in order to promote higher education,”<

sain karam, nawazish, meharbani.. assi tu ghulaam hay

your generosity is greatly appreciated. I wonder if you were not here, how would we have even a bread in home. Sain you gave so cheap, your precious land...at so much low price.. sain i will become your slave, forever..and ever.. even my children, grand children and their children will OWE tons to you. we will vote for bhutto sain. dont worry.

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