The Sindh government has announced that they will provide protocol to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Saeed Afridi when he visits Karachi. Sindh’s Minister of Culture, Zulfiqar Ali Shah, made this statement during a press conference alongside Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab. According to Shah, the provincial government will accord full protocol to the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa CM, including presenting him with a shawl and garlanding him. The minister also announced that a food street will be established in collaboration with the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government as part of the Heritage Street project. Shah praised the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government’s team for working in line with the vision of Chairman Bilawal Bhutto.
In a separate incident, the Sindh government has taken measures to prevent the demolition of historic buildings in the province. According to a spokesperson for the Sindh government, any attempt to demolish a historic building will be met with resistance. Several buildings in the province are not included in the list of historic buildings. A five-member family was rescued from a canal in Karachi in a timely rescue operation.
Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI) leader Ghulam Qadir Essar has accused the Sindh government of trying to mislead the public over water and sewerage issues. Essar claimed that the country’s four provinces are facing governance crises. According to police, the family of five was from the Khairpur district and were attending a wedding ceremony in a nearby house when they fell into the canal.
A police spokesperson has confirmed that four bodies were found in a main street in the Mubarak Village area of Karachi. The police have arrested a suspect, identified as Masroor Hussain, in connection with the murder. People’s Party leader Ali Musa Gilani has accused the US of taking control of the world’s largest oil reserves, saying that American oil companies will soon start extracting oil from Venezuela.
In a separate incident, a motorcyclist was killed in a shooting incident on Canal Road in Karachi last year. A breakthrough has been made in the case of the four bodies found on Mubarak Village Road in Karachi. The relatives of the deceased, Anila, have arrived at the police station. According to DIG Dr. Adil Siddiqui, the deceased were residents of Khairpur, and the woman’s sister had identified the bodies after contacting the police. The bodies of the woman and her three children were found. The woman had left her home on New Air Night and was reported missing.
In a separate incident, a police spokesperson has confirmed that a suspect, identified as Masroor Hussain, has been arrested in connection with the murder of four individuals found on Mubarak Village Road in Karachi.
