Political nonseriousness of Ali Zaidi is well known: Saeed Ghani
Saeed Ghani asked for removal of Ali Zaidi from Karachi Transformation Plan committee
KARACHI (Dunya News) – Sindh Education Minister Saeed Ghani has expressed concerns on making letter of Chief Minister of Sindh Murad Ali Shah to Prime Minister Imran Khan available to media.
Saeed Ghani, while talking to media persons, said that Sindh government has always acted responsibly and no statement was made by the provincial government on the verbal clash between two officials.
Saeed Ghani, while asking for removal of Ali Zaidi from cabinet as well as Karachi Transformation Plan committee, said that everyone knows about political nonseriousness of Ali Zaidi.
On the other hand, Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs Ali Zaidi and Chief Minister of Sindh have penned letters to Prime Minister after a verbal clash in Karachi Transformation Plan meeting earlier this month.
Ali Zaidi, in a series of tweets on Saturday, presented his side of the story and said that during a meeting on January 16, he requested CM Sindh to include the devolution of organizations like SBCA and SWWMB to divisional levels as committed by him months ago.
“CM Sindh replied by saying that I’m not answerable to you” 3 times. So if Mr. Know it all feels he’s not even answerable to elected members of the National Assembly from his province then there was no further need for me to waste my time sitting in that meeting and I walked out”, Ali Zaidi said.
The federal minister, while sharing his and CM Sindh’s letter to PM Imran, said that Murad Ali Shah had the audacity to write to the PM and his letter shows nothing but arrogance and conceit”
“He does not even have the etiquette and manners on how to address the office of the Prime Minister.”
Ali Zaidi further said that a high-powered committee of Federal and provincial ministers, CM, Chairman NDMA, heads of various law enforcement agencies held multiple meetings just to discuss how to clean garbage from storm drains and remove encroachments all because of a corrupt provincial government that has looted for decades.
