Sindh caretaker cabinet sworn in
After the ceremony, cabinet members were scheduled to visit Quaid-e-Azam’s mausoleum but the visit was cancelled.
Sindh caretaker cabinet members take oath at Governor House, Karachi. PHOTO: EXPRESS
KARACHI:
Sindh caretaker cabinet, comprising 17 members, took oath on Saturday, Express News reported.
The oath taking ceremony was held at Governor House Karachi, where Governor Sindh Ishratul Ebad administered the oath.
The 17-member cabinet includes Saqib Qureshi, Nawab Qalb Hussain Lahori, M Shareef Ansari, Sardar Khan Ghoto, Mehmood Mandviwala, Rais Ghulam Qasim Jasqani, Junaid Shah, Sardar Yaseen Malik, Anees Haroon, Khalid Latif, Noorul Huda, Shah Abdul Qadir Chohan, Shabbar Zaidi, Khalid Tawwab and Dr NK Lohana.
Iqbal Dawood Pak, who was not present at the ceremony, will be sworn in later.
After the oath taking ceremony, the cabinet members were scheduled to visit the Quaid-e-Azam’s mausoleum, but the visit was cancelled.
DG East and other officers, who were posted at the mausoleum for security went back after waiting for two hours.
Correction: The earlier version of the story carried incorrect spelling of Mehmood Mandviwala and Shabbar Zaidi. The error is regretted.
Sindh caretaker cabinet, comprising 17 members, took oath on Saturday, Express News reported.
The oath taking ceremony was held at Governor House Karachi, where Governor Sindh Ishratul Ebad administered the oath.
The 17-member cabinet includes Saqib Qureshi, Nawab Qalb Hussain Lahori, M Shareef Ansari, Sardar Khan Ghoto, Mehmood Mandviwala, Rais Ghulam Qasim Jasqani, Junaid Shah, Sardar Yaseen Malik, Anees Haroon, Khalid Latif, Noorul Huda, Shah Abdul Qadir Chohan, Shabbar Zaidi, Khalid Tawwab and Dr NK Lohana.
Iqbal Dawood Pak, who was not present at the ceremony, will be sworn in later.
After the oath taking ceremony, the cabinet members were scheduled to visit the Quaid-e-Azam’s mausoleum, but the visit was cancelled.
DG East and other officers, who were posted at the mausoleum for security went back after waiting for two hours.
Correction: The earlier version of the story carried incorrect spelling of Mehmood Mandviwala and Shabbar Zaidi. The error is regretted.