Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on Monday said that achievements of Sindh government, include power generation from Thar coal, restoration of law and order in post-2008 scenario and establishment of powers plant, construction of roads and bridges on river Indus on PPP mode.
This he said while talking to Assistant Superintendents of Police Inspectors (ASP) of Specialized Training Programme at National Police Academy here at CM House.
The meeting was attended by Chief Secretary Mumtaz Shah, IG Police Mushtaq Maher, ACS Home Qazi Shahid Parvez, faculty members of the police academy and others.
Talking about law and order the chief minister said that when PPP came into power in 2008 in Sindh neither the highways were secure, nor the city of Karachi was peaceful. "Peoples used to travel in convoys on the highways and Karachi had no-go areas where even law enforcement agencies were reluctant to enter," he said and added the PPP government not only secured highways but removed no-go areas in the city.
Talking about the achievement of the Public Private partnership concept, Syed Murad Ali Shah said that the Sindh government constructed Hyderabad-Mirpurkhas Road on PPP mode and then bridge on River Indus to connect Thatta from Jhirk-with Tando Mohammad Khan at Mulakatiar.
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He added that then the provincial government went on taking up projects on PPP mode and the worth mentioning were Karachi-Thatta road, Ghotki-Kandhkot bridge on River Indus, Malir Expressway (under construction) and various others.
Syed Murad Ali Shah claimed that his government has done a comparatively good work in establishment of health institutions. "Today some of our hospitals are well-known in terms of health care all over the country," he said and added he had to work for the improvement of education in a similar pattern.
The chief minister responded to the questions of the under training ASPs and urged them to serve the country with devotion, dedication and honesty.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 14th, 2021.
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