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The caretaker provincial minister Noorul Huda Shah has said that the Sindh government was not responsible for rigging on May 11 as it was the election commission’s responsibility.
During the last Sindh cabinet meeting on Tuesday, all ministers told the chief minister how they had performed, she said. “No major decision was made. It was just a farewell gathering.”
The minister felt many people had started levelling unfounded allegations on chief minister Justice (Retd) Zahid Kurban Alavi and his team for the hijacking the polls on May 11. The deteriorating law and order and water shortage were old issues and the caretaker government tried its best to resolve them. “We’ll publish a booklet about the caretaker government’s performance.”
Published in The Express Tribune, May 29th, 2013.
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@Ahmed........Now this President's brother in law thing, probably very few people knew & how can care takers absolve themselves?My God,is there any honest person in this country?
So then who is responsible? The caretaker government was just a B-Team of the PPP. The President's Brother-in-Law was made additional Chief Secretary Sindh just a week before May 11th. PMLF, PTI & PMLN would have won many more seats had the 'rural' and 'urban' Sindh dominating parties not brazenly interfere and they were allowed to do so by the SIndh caretaker government.