The move provoked an outcry on social media, with several users on Twitter and Facebook pointing out the glaring discrimination by the KPT against Karachiites.
The apparent bias wasn't remiss on politicians either as the Pak Sarzameen Party's Secretary-General Raza Haroon pointed out the bias to the Federal Minister for Ports and Shipping Ali Zaidi, who is himself an MNA from Karachi.
"Janab @AliHZaidiPTI Saheb, without bias, FYI, recent job advert published yesterday in newspapers and #KPT website. Not a single position offered to #Sindh (Uban). #Karachi continues to be deprived and suffer #discrimination of #Quotasystem," tweeted Raza Haroon.
Janab @AliHZaidiPTI Saheb, without bias, FYI, recent job advert published yesterday in newspapers and #KPT website https://t.co/DsGBcsfzdR. Not a single position offered to #Sindh (Urban). #Karachi continues to be deprived and suffer #discrimination of #QuotaSystem. pic.twitter.com/oixDGI5KNK
— Raza Haroon رضا ہارون (@mrazaharoon) April 11, 2019
The advertisement specifically mentions that the applicants must be from either Balochistan, Punjab, Sindh-Rural and K-P, respectively.
https://twitter.com/Zaraazaad/status/1116434324579078145
@AliHZaidiPTI @ShaDDyXPS . No Job Vacency in KPT for Sindh Urban. Shame on U. Selected PPL
— SSS (@SheeraziSubhan) April 11, 2019
Please justice with the youngster of @Karachites1 who ignored by @pid_gov for new jobs in #KPT i humbly request to #PMIMRANKHAN kindly take up this issue@ARYNEWSOFFICIAL @SAMAATV @ImranKhanPTI @AliHZaidiPTI @geonews_urdu @92newschannel @BOLNETWORK @PTISindhOffice @allaboutmqm
— Farrukh khan (@mohfarrukh) April 11, 2019
Published in The Express Tribune, April 12th, 2019.
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