KARACHI: Pakistan People’s Party leader Makhdoum Amin Fahim has revealed that some of the Sindh provincial ministers were making corruption records.
Talking to media after meeting with the party co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari, he said that no any no confidence motion will be presented against Chief Minister Sindh.
He said that he has same opinion regarding military courts what the party has.
The PPP leader on Sunday met with the party co-chairman on his invitation in Bilawal House Karachi
Fahim said that he informed the party leadership about mismanagement of the Sindh government and said that he was not taken into confidence over the party matters and most of the decisions have been taken without taking his consultation.
Fahim also alleged that his constituency and areas have been neglected in development works.
On the occasion Chief Minister Sindh, Amin Fahim’s son Makhdoum Jameel Uzaman, were also present.
Makhdoum Jameel Uzaman also expressed his apprehensions regarding not giving powers in running his ministry.
It is pertinent to mention here that Amin Fahim has developed difference over appointing Sherry Rehman as vice president.
It is also worth mentioning that he had met former president and army chief Pervez Musharraf along with Pakistan Muslim League functional (PML-F) chief Pir Pagara.
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