Sindh CS orders completion of Sehwan development projects by Jan 10

HYDERABAD  –  Sindh Chief Secretary Syed Asif Haider Shah has directed the concerned au­thorities to expedite work on all ongo­ing development projects in Sehwan Sharif and ensure their completion by January 10. He also warned that delays and negligence would not be toler­ated. According to a handout issued on Wednesday, the chief secretary chaired a high-level meeting at the camp office of the deputy commissioner Jamshoro in Sehwan to review progress on de­velopment schemes, road construc­tion, the repair and restoration of the shrine of Hazrat Lal Shahbaz Qalandar and healthcare facilities.

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During the meeting, he directed the authorities to complete the construc­tion of the dual carriageway from Ja­haz Chowk to the college and the road leading to the shrine of Bodla Bahar at the earliest. He stressed that the lay­ing of new fibre internet lines by Paki­stan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) and Sui Gas pipelines should also be completed on time to avoid any hindrance to road construc­tion and ensure the smooth execution of the projects. Syed Asif Haider Shah also directed the authorities to expe­dite renovation and restoration work at the shrine of Hazrat Lal Shahbaz Qa­landar, Lal Bagh and other areas, en­suring that all projects were complet­ed within the stipulated timeframe.

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He also urged the need to complete the emergency ward of Syed Abdul­lah Shah Institute of Medical Sciences Hospital and the construction of the nursing college at the earliest. During the meeting, DC Jamshoro Ghazanfar Ali Qadri briefed the chief secretary about ongoing development projects in Sehwan Sharif. The chief secretary also sought updates from officials of the relevant departments regarding project progress, the current status of construction work and the issues hin­dering timely completion.

On the occasion, the chief secretary also discussed development proj­ects in Sehwan Sharif with Pakistan Peoples Party leader and former MNA Sardar Sikandar Ali Rahpoto and re­viewed the progress of ongoing work.

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Secretary works and services Sindh Zulfiqar Ali Nizamani, secretary auqaf Agha Fakhar Hussain, commissioner Hyderabad Fayaz Hussain Abbasi, former MNA Sardar Sikandar Ali Rah­poto and officials of the other relevant departments attended the meeting.

Meanwhile, Sindh Chief Secre­tary Syed Asif Hyder Shah visited Mehran University of Engineering and Technology (MUET) Jamshoro, and inaugurated a Girls’ hostel ac­commodatiing 75 female students. Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Secretary expressed his pleasure to visit Mehran University and im­provements esnsurd.

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Chief Secretary said that there was a time when the environment here was so challenging that few were willing to come, and the number of female students was negligible how­ever, a distinct transformation is now evident in the atmosphere and de­velopment of Jamshoro. The Chief Secretary remarked that universities abroad do not grapple with financial crises, instead, their focus remains on education, research, and training.

He quoted his visit to Harvard Uni­versity, where students and resaerch­ers were being asked to jon University and avail all facilities free of cost even students could borrow loan on soft conditions. He assured Vice-Chan­cellors that they do not worry about pension funds, as the government is formulating a plan for a permanent resolution to this issue.

Chief Secretary stated that higher education institutions in developed nations do not face shortages of water, solar energy, electricity, or gas. We, too, must develop our institutions and en­sure our children receive their educa­tion within the country, when children go abroad for studies, it entails not only a financial burden but also emotional and psychological challenges. He stat­ed that, in collaboration with the Sec­retary of Universities and Boards, the Vice-Chancellor of Mehran University, and the Sindh government’s Planning Department, he would review the de­mands presented by the university, and well-considered decisions would be made to fulfill them.

He noted that education, water, and health are among the Sindh gov­ernment’s top priorities. The Chief Secretary of Sindh further remarked that unemployed youth from the re­gion face difficulties in securing jobs abroad in fields such as electrical work, driving, plumbing, and other technical trades; therefore, it is essen­tial to take measures to provide these young people with local training, certifications, and licenses. He de­scribed Mehran University’s proposal as feasible. Mentioning that the gov­ernment is working on the restora­tion of Manchar Lake, he assured the Vice-Chancellor that he would make every effort to ensure the completion of the critical water supply pipeline project for Mehran University.

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