Karachi (HRNW) Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah on Tuesday hit back at the government over alleged bias in allocating funds for development projects, adding that the provincial government would “no longer tolerate it”.
Addressing a press conference, Shah said: “Don’t make an East India Company here. We will not tolerate it, we will resist. Don’t treat Sindh in this way and don’t create two Pakistans.
“The federal government is spending money on the provinces. Fine, but at least consult with us and look at the priorities. We are the representatives,” he said, adding that it was obvious other priorities were being looked at when making allocations for the Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP).
It is not a good thing that you are going to union councils to make roads and drains under the prime minister’s programme, he said.
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