PM decides to give administrative powers of Tiger Force to Governor Sindh
PM decides to o operationalize Corona Tiger Force in Sindh.
ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday decided to give administrative powers of Corona Tiger Force to Governor Sindh Imran Ismail after the provincial government refused to involve the force in relief programs.
According to details, PM Imran Khan, in a meeting with his Special Assistant for Youth Affairs Usman Dar, has decided to operationalize Corona Tiger Force in Sindh.
Usman Dar, while officially announcing the decision in a press conference, said that from tomorrow Governor Imran Ismail will lead 154,000 volunteers of Corona Relief Tiger Force in Sindh.
Usman Dar also paid tribute to volunteers of the force for performing their duties in these testing times and said that in the lockdown, it was the responsibility of the Tiger Force to deliver rations from door to door.
Talking about post-lockdown role of Tiger Force, Usman Dar rejected the impression that Tiger Force will not have any responsibilities after the lockdown and said that the force has played an important role against hoarders and in the distribution of relief cash. Government will further increase responsibilities of the volunteer force after Eid, he added.
While criticizing Sindh government and PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto, Usman Dar said “Bilawal urges PM Imran get united in National Assembly and on the other hand shows double standards in Sindh”.
Earlier, Sindh government announced not to include “Prime Minister’s Corona Tiger Force” in the relief campaign in the province.
Sindh Energy Minister Imtiaz Shaikh said that the distribution of ration bags has nothing to do with politics. "No worker of any political party including the PPP will be part of this relief operation," he said.
Responding to this, Usman Dar said that it was unfortunate that the Sindh government had refused to use services of 154,000 volunteers registered in the tiger force in the province only because the force had been created at the prime minister’s initiative.
