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This is the same guy who calls Karachites the living dead.
Who would trust him in Karachi?
Yet Karachites gave him 14 MNAs. How many seats Lahoris gave him, the place he is from?
Lahore is politically much more mature in traditional politics than middle class stricken Karachi.
He vacated his seat in Karachi i believe as well.
This cosmetic statements from Islamabad are a matter of routine for Karachites.
yes, the "takht-e-Lahore" , very mature politics over decades!
No one can beat the KP when it comes to political maturity.
Rad ul silab.
No likes of Surjani town?
That is propaganda.
Voting differently everytime does not indicate political maturity. That is mere betting which is quite rampant in KPK. Its cultural i guess over there.
Political maturity is defined by progressive lawmaking and stable economic model. Both are lacking in severity in KPK. The province has failed to regulate basic affairs like trade and commerce.
The topic is about Karachi and the masses suffering from populism.
If PM Imran Khan sencearlly want to do some thing good for this City so plese kindlly kickout this ppp manes from this City it destroy the whole Karachi City...KARACHI: While expressing concerns over torrential rains in Karachi and other parts of Sindh, Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday said that the federal government will not leave the people of Karachi alone in this difficult situation.
As per details, PM Imran Khan telephoned Sindh Governor Imran Ismail and expressed concern over the recent rains in the metropolis that has disturbed the normal life.
The premier ordered Imran Ismail to speed up relief efforts in rain-hit areas of the city and moved stranded people to safety. He also directed to provide food to people affected by torrential rains.
“Federal government will not leave people of Karachi alone,” said PM Imran and added that he was fully aware of the problems being faced by people of Karachi and monitoring the situation.
Later, Sindh Governor Imran Ismail, in a Tweet, has said Prime Minister Imran Khan is monitoring the situation that has arisen in Karachi due to the torrential rains.
“Briefed PM Imran Khan over Sindh rain situation, Karachi needs special attention. This is unusual and abnormal rain situation which requires an emergency response. PM is monitoring the situation and assured to take any action required,” tweeted Ismail.
It is pertinent to mention here that heavy monsoon rains battered large swathes of the metropolis on Thursday, inundating major roads and low-lying areas and causing severe traffic jams on several major arteries of the city.
Commuters waded through knee-deep waters, chest-deep in some areas, as vehicles were submerged with torrential rains adding to traffic woes. Power outages were also witnessed in many areas as K-Electric’s feeders tripped, suspending power supply.
Knee-deep rainwater also gathered at Saddar, M.A. Jinnah Road and Tibet Centre, Sohrab Goth, Shara-e-Faisal, Malir and Landhi, Safoora Chowrangi, NIPA Chowrangi, Hassan Square and People’s Chowrangi.
https://arynews.tv/en/will-not-leave-karachi-alone-pm-orders-speeding-up-relief-work