KARACHI – Sindh Minister of Information and Local Bodies, Sharjeel Memon, said that MQM should stop blame game start looking to overcome the water shortage in the city on Thursday.
Talking to the media Memon said that government of Sindh is aware of the problem and is taking all possible measures to ensure the sufficient water supply to all the cities in Sindh.
Commenting on the Farooq Sattar’s press conference he said that this is very bad gesture that comparing Karachi with Karbala for water shortage.
During the press conference on Wednesday, Farooq Sattar said that Karachi is showing the sights of Karbala in terms of water shortage.
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Sharjeel Memon said that government is taking the problem seriously and the committee to supply adequate water supply has been formed, which will be led by Commissioner Karachi Shoaib Ahmed Siddique.
In a press conference on Wednesday Sattar claimed that Syed Qaim Ali Shah and Sharjeel Memon is responsible for the artificial shortage of water supply to Karachi.
He claimed that Provincial government is punishing the People of Karachi for supporting MQM.
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