The winds have changed for PTI in Karachi: Murad Ali Shah
Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah said that the leadership of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) should come to Karachi and see the condition of the citizens as now the direction of winds has changed.
On Monday, Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah appeared in the court during the hearing of Nooriabad Power Plant Money Laundering Reference in the Islamabad Accountability Court.
Talking to reporters outside the court, Murad Ali Shah said that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) had said after the 2018 elections that PTI had become the largest party in Karachi. They should come to Karachi now and see the situation of the people there because the direction of the winds has changed. The two to four percent who voted are also disgusted. The guarantees of the people of PTI will now be forfeited and we will not come from the back door but the people will give us full responsibility.
Regarding the protest of the banned organization, Murad Ali Shah said that the government wants to congratulate him for fixing the work first and then fixing it. The protest could have been handled better. The solution to the problem is the same for all stakeholders to sit together but this government does not know governance.
Regarding cricket, the Sindh Chief Minister said that congratulations to the Pakistani team and the entire nation on the good performance in the World T20. It is heard that Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that the good performance of the national team is due to him. Murad Ali Shah said that I had already said that the most ideal job for Imran Khan is to run a cricket team. Murad Ali Shah also said that if our government comes, we will keep Imran Khan in the cricket board.