‘Possible to redo census if stakeholders have concerns’

SUKKUR: PTI leader and Sindh MPA Firdous Shamim Naqvi has said if any stakeholder has concerns over result of the census, then there is a possibility of redoing the process. He was commenting while visiting CPLC office in Hyderabad along with governor Sindh on Wednesday.While talking to the media persons after visiting the CPLC office Hyderabad, Governor Sindh Imran Ismail categorically rejected any propaganda of being part of the conspiracy of imposition of governor’s rule or creating any forward block in the PPP Sindh. He said president and prime minister did not discuss any in-house change in Sindh, saying he has offered CM Sindh to work together.Imran Ismail suggested the provincial government to own the federal government’s projects and to jointly complete them. He said if chief minister Sindh has intentions to resolve people’s issues, let’s join hands to work together. He said the quarrel between the provincial and federal governments might create hurdles in execution of people’s welfare projects.Firdus Shamim Naqvi said he was not a part of any conspiracy and mentioned the press conference of Murtaza Wahab, Adviser to CM Sindh, in which he talked about the conspiracy. He said it was important to bring prosperity in Sindh beyond other issue, including garbage. He said under the 18th Amendment without any further doubts, governor’s powers were cut down. The PTI MPA said we should accept the responsibilities to deliver basic human rights of the people, adding that he had no clue about the demand of autonomy of the police department. He said he had already sent back the New Police Law to the assembly with the remarks of rectification of the mistakes. He said he was ready to provide KP Police model, which could launch online FIRs.Firdous said there had no choice over the decision of removal of the SSP Shikarpur, but could only raise his voice and send a recommendation to the concerned authorities. Replying to question regarding Maulana Fazl-ur-Rehman, PTI leader said Maulana’s statement did not affect national politics. He said CPLC was doing a good job and helping the Sindh Police in combating kidnappings, snatchings and street crimes. The CPLC had modernized its data system.

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