KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has said that service to the people of Karachi is above politics and party affiliations.
"This is my city as it belong to other citizens and we all have to make it neat, clean and beautiful, he said
This he said while talking to Mayor of Karachi Waseem Akhtar who called on him here at the CM House on Wednesday.
Sindh Minister for Local government Jam Khan Shoro and Deputy Mayor Arshad Vohra were also present on the occasion.
The CM said he is well aware of the issues of metropolis as he keeps visiting the city often.
The roads are dilapidated, sewerage lines were either broken or chocked and garbage lifting service is very poor.
"This I know because I keep visiting the city off and on to inspect the quality and pace of on-going development works under the umbrella of Rs10 billion Karachi package," he said.
Mayor Waseem Akhtar said that apart from these issues there were the problems of fire tenders, snorkels and the parks are in poor conditions.
"I have worked out a plan to succeed 100 days of cleanliness in which small repair and maintenance works of roads, drainage and water supply lines would be under taken if CM extend support," he said.
Syed Murad Ali Shah assured his full support to Mayor and stated that there is no issue of funds, I would arrange it for this city.
The Chief Minister has asked Minister Local Government Jam Khan Shoro to coordinate with city Mayor.
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