Can't have Kalabagh dam without consensus: Nawaz Sharif
PML-N chief says the SPLGA will divide the province, but the people of Sindh will resist it.
RAIWIND:
Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) chief Nawaz Sharif on Wednesday ruled out the construction of the controversial Kalabagh dam till all provinces agree to its construction, Express News reported.
"If two provinces want it and two do not want it, then how can it be made," Nawaz told reporters in Raiwind.
SPLGA will divide Sindh
Noting how the recently passed Sindh Peoples Local Government Act had created a political storm in Sindh, Nawaz said that the law “is an act of dividing Sindh.”
“The people of Sindh will never accept this [SPLGA],” the PML-N chief said before adding that his party too had rejected the act.
Nawaz added that people of Sindh are looking for an alternative leadership since they did not get anything under the current regime. “There are no jobs, no merit system there, its a rule of tyranny.”
Political parties have armed wings
Referring to the observations made by the Supreme Court in the Karachi violence case, Nawaz said that political parties in Karachi maintained armed militant wings.
“The supreme court named these parties and they are sitting in the government there.”
Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) chief Nawaz Sharif on Wednesday ruled out the construction of the controversial Kalabagh dam till all provinces agree to its construction, Express News reported.
"If two provinces want it and two do not want it, then how can it be made," Nawaz told reporters in Raiwind.
SPLGA will divide Sindh
Noting how the recently passed Sindh Peoples Local Government Act had created a political storm in Sindh, Nawaz said that the law “is an act of dividing Sindh.”
“The people of Sindh will never accept this [SPLGA],” the PML-N chief said before adding that his party too had rejected the act.
Nawaz added that people of Sindh are looking for an alternative leadership since they did not get anything under the current regime. “There are no jobs, no merit system there, its a rule of tyranny.”
Political parties have armed wings
Referring to the observations made by the Supreme Court in the Karachi violence case, Nawaz said that political parties in Karachi maintained armed militant wings.
“The supreme court named these parties and they are sitting in the government there.”