Firdous demands formation of special sugar inquiry committee for Sindh

KARACHI (92 News) – Pakistan-Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Sindh leader Firdous Shamim Naqvi on Sunday has demanded from Prime Minister Imran Khan to form special sugar inquiry committee for Sindh. Addressing a press conference, the opposition leader in Sindh Assembly alleged the Pakistan Peoples’ Party (PPP) ministers of making wrong statements. “18 out of 38 sugar mills in Sindh belong to PPP co-chairman and former president Asif Ali Zardari and Omni Group,” he told. Firdous Shamim said that purchaser of all the sold sugar mills is same. “After year 2005 all sugar mills have been sold to same buyer in Sindh,” he added. PTI leader alleged that the sugar mills owners sold mills to single buyer on the pressure of Sindh chief minister. He also claimed that provincial ministers are telling lies and demanded the prime minister to form a special sugar inquiry committee for Sindh. He urged provincial government to avoid issuing false statements. Earlier, Firdous Shamim Naqvi demanded to impose Emergency and Governor’s rule in the province. Speaking to the journalists, the PTI leader said that the provincial government has failed and the centre should intervene. He also said that it is necessary to get rid from incompetent people. “There is nothing wrong with imposing governor rule in Sindh,” he added. Criticizing the Sindh government, Firdous Shamim said that the provincial government is breaching the constitution and this government should be packing home. He praised the Supreme Court’s decision to reopen all markets and malls across Pakistan, said that chief justice’s decision has proved Sindh government wrong.