KARACHI: Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) Sindh chapter spokesperson Asad Usmani has strongly criticized PPP leaders, including Sharmila Faruqui, over their recent statements, asserting that the PPP's performance in Sindh speaks for itself. Usmani remarked that if Sharmila wished to see 'Paris,' she should visit Lahore, and advised the mayor of Sukkur to refrain from playing the 'Sindh card.' He alleged that the people of Sindh are forced to live in miserable conditions, claiming that development in the province has come to a standstill.
PPP's Performance Under Fire
'One only needs to look at Sindh to judge the PPP's performance, where mismanagement is visible everywhere,' Usmani stated. He further claimed that while corruption has flourished during the PPP's tenure, the people of Sindh continue to be deprived of basic facilities. He asserted that no sensible voter would support the PPP after witnessing the situation in the province.
Karachi's Civic Issues Highlighted
Referring to Karachi, Usmani said the country's largest metropolitan city is facing a severe shortage of potable water, with several localities not receiving supply through pipelines, while tanker operators continue to function. Highlighting civic issues, he noted that overflowing sewage, heaps of garbage, and broken roads have made life increasingly difficult for Karachiites. He also alleged that the PPP has failed to provide government employment opportunities to the youth over the past 18 years.
PML-N's Vision for Sindh
The PML-N leader claimed that his party believes in public service rather than 'hollow slogans' and asserted that if elections were held in Sindh today, PML-N would secure a clear majority. He emphasized that the party is committed to addressing the grievances of the people and restoring development in the province.
