In an obvious statement of displeasure regarding the notes indicating the exchange between the main Minister Sindh Murad Alim Shah with his counterpart Pandjab Maryam Nawaz, chairman of PPP Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, he asked the commercial community to directly address her complaints to directly turn to them directly to their complaints to turn to her directly to her complaints to “” ” “I ask you to own PPP, we are not as bad … Show us the same kind of affection you did PTI [Pakistan Tehreek-e-insf] and MQM [Move Mutahid Qumi]” for a commercial community. Previously, Atiq’s trade leader Mir Wittyly asked the federal minister to plan Ahsan iQbal to replace CM Murad for his counterpart Maryama. However, IQball smiled and did not comment on the demand of traders. This note caused serious criticism of the Sindh government when Saadia Javed spokesman called her disrespect for a public mandate. After criticism Mir explained that the statement was made more joke than as a serious proposal. Meanwhile, Bilawal – in his speech today – said that only lunch was “listened to the problems that traders face and find a solution”. “If you have a complaint against the main minister, talk to me directly, do not complain elsewhere,” he said, emphasizing the need to increase communication with the commercial community. He admitted that PPP responsibility for finding a solution to their problems. “Why would I like to face problems under the name of my or this government?” PPP chairman noted that the days of blackmail and forced closure of industries in Karachi are over. “Businesses are now working without fear and workers are no longer forced by political gatherings,” he added. Bilawal, whose party is an ally in the center, also exhibited the federal government for not accepting Sindh in taking key political decisions. “The decision is taken in Islamabad without consulting us and leaving the province to carry the consequences,” he regretted. He added that PPP consistent demand was cheaper for providing cheaper electricity. “The prime minister and bureaucrats in Islamabad Brazenly say she ended the burden … The cities in Sindh face cost about 12 to 14 hours,” he said. “We have lost faith in the center in terms of electricity [related problems],” he said, noting that PPP has taken its own measures in this respect. “We will be able to generate our own electricity and distribute it,” he assured. He also suggested that the Sindh government should talk to the center with the center after consulting the business community and stated that if the government does not listen to traders, there is a “legal way”. “I don’t want to play any short -term game … I have to play longer shifts,” he concluded.
