Kamal urges COAS to play role in Sindh development

KARACHI - Pak Sarzameen Party (PSP) Chairman Syed Mustafa Kamal has urged Chief of Army Staff (COAS) to play role in Sindh development.  In a statement issued on Tuesday, Kamal said that Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) led Sindh government had destroyed the entire education system of province and ruined the future of youth with a motive to keep them slaves. During ten years tenure PPP has shown enmity with the people of Sindh as it remained failed to provide any relief, instead carried out corruption in various provincial departments.

Expressing concern on terrible situation of the Sindh education department, he said that PPP is about to complete its tenure while in the last phase of rule Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah making tall claims to wipe out irregularities from education department.  Provincial rulers were responsible for the destruction of the entire province while they had destroyed the future of our youth by complete tear down of education system of Sindh, said Kamal. PSP Chairman said the situation of Sindh is miserable and PPP is not paying any heed to the issues of people. This is why PSP leadership has asked COAS to intervene and play his role in development of Sindh province along with the ongoing operation against terrorism.

It is unfortunate that the feudal lords in rural areas of province has turned the schools building into their “Otaqs” (guest rooms) and thousands of children from urban and rural region from province were forced to take education in open area due to the dilapidated building of schools, he said adding that more than 7millions children were even deprived of education in the province.

He further said that the rulers have forgotten that the education is the only tool to bring betterment in the country while everyone should play his role in movement to educate our children. He asked the ruling government to declare emergence in Sindh province and take steps to bring betterment in education system on immediate basis.

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