Governor summons Sindh Assembly tomorrow
House expected to regularise contract teachers who passed NTS test
Various bills, resolutions and debates are included in the agenda of the session, said the law department officials. PHOTO: COURTESY CM HOUSE
KARACHI:
Governor Mohammad Zubair has summoned the Sindh Assembly session tomorrow (Wednesday).
According to a notification issued by the law department, the session has been called at 3pm. Various bills, resolutions and debates are included in the agenda of the session, said the law department officials. "The government is likely to pass a bill to regularise teachers hired on contracts, who have passed the NTS test," an official said.
In the meantime, the Pakistan Muslim League - Functional (PML-F) has submitted an adjournment motion to discuss the killings of two Hindu brothers in Tharparkar.
PTI leader demands dissolution of Sindh Assembly
"Thar is the only place in Pakistan where zero crime prevails and Muslims and Hindus have lived peacefully for centuries. It looks like the peace and co-existence is being sabotaged with the killing of brothers Dileep and Chandar Maheshwari, who were killed in broad daylight. It has created fear among people especially minorities living over, so I request to discuss this matter in the house," reads the motion submitted by PML-F parliamentary leader Nand Kumar.
Another adjournment motion, submitted by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf MPA Khurrum Sher Zaman, calls for holding debate in the assembly on the rise in street crime in Karachi. "The menace of street crime is affecting citizens of all socio-economic groups in the city and needs to be curbed immediately by police and law enforcement agencies," Zaman said, adding that since the matter was of public importance, the home minister must inform the House about actions taken by the government to clamp down on street crime.
Governor Mohammad Zubair has summoned the Sindh Assembly session tomorrow (Wednesday).
According to a notification issued by the law department, the session has been called at 3pm. Various bills, resolutions and debates are included in the agenda of the session, said the law department officials. "The government is likely to pass a bill to regularise teachers hired on contracts, who have passed the NTS test," an official said.
In the meantime, the Pakistan Muslim League - Functional (PML-F) has submitted an adjournment motion to discuss the killings of two Hindu brothers in Tharparkar.
PTI leader demands dissolution of Sindh Assembly
"Thar is the only place in Pakistan where zero crime prevails and Muslims and Hindus have lived peacefully for centuries. It looks like the peace and co-existence is being sabotaged with the killing of brothers Dileep and Chandar Maheshwari, who were killed in broad daylight. It has created fear among people especially minorities living over, so I request to discuss this matter in the house," reads the motion submitted by PML-F parliamentary leader Nand Kumar.
Another adjournment motion, submitted by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf MPA Khurrum Sher Zaman, calls for holding debate in the assembly on the rise in street crime in Karachi. "The menace of street crime is affecting citizens of all socio-economic groups in the city and needs to be curbed immediately by police and law enforcement agencies," Zaman said, adding that since the matter was of public importance, the home minister must inform the House about actions taken by the government to clamp down on street crime.