Dissolution of SSWMB: MQM-Pakistan sends legal notice to govt
We hereby give you three days' time to implement SC's observation, read the notice
The SC observed on March 16 that the SSWMB that was established to collect and dispose of garbage should be dissolved for failing to perform. PHOTO: FILE
KARACHI:
The Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) - Pakistan sent on Sunday a legal notice to the Sindh chief minister, chief secretary and other senior officials, demanding to dissolve the Sindh Solid Waste Management Board (SSWMB) in light of the Supreme Court's order.
The notice, moved through Barrister Dr Farogh Naseem, read that a full bench of the apex court had directed on March 16 to dissolve the board and transfer its functions to the local bodies.
The apex court had observed: "The non-functional board, which has never performed, should be dissolved by transferring its functions to the local bodies as provided under the Rules of Business."
Dissolve SSWMB, transfer responsibilities to local bodies, says SC
MQM-Pakistan demanded the provincial government to introduce legislation in the assembly and advise the governor to repeal the law creating the Sindh Solid Waste Management Board through an ordinance.
"We hereby give you three days' time to implement the aforesaid observation of the Honourable Supreme Court," the notice read.
The Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) - Pakistan sent on Sunday a legal notice to the Sindh chief minister, chief secretary and other senior officials, demanding to dissolve the Sindh Solid Waste Management Board (SSWMB) in light of the Supreme Court's order.
The notice, moved through Barrister Dr Farogh Naseem, read that a full bench of the apex court had directed on March 16 to dissolve the board and transfer its functions to the local bodies.
The apex court had observed: "The non-functional board, which has never performed, should be dissolved by transferring its functions to the local bodies as provided under the Rules of Business."
Dissolve SSWMB, transfer responsibilities to local bodies, says SC
MQM-Pakistan demanded the provincial government to introduce legislation in the assembly and advise the governor to repeal the law creating the Sindh Solid Waste Management Board through an ordinance.
"We hereby give you three days' time to implement the aforesaid observation of the Honourable Supreme Court," the notice read.