Addressing a public event, CM Shah said, “One political party does not support the development of Sindh and has obstructed our progress. But we will not be deterred.”

The Chief Minister claimed that the Sindh government has already provided 16,000 jobs in Grade 16 and above, despite repeated delays and extensions granted by the courts.

“The longstanding issues that have plagued this province for decades will now be resolved by the Pakistan Peoples Party government,” he asserted. “We will fulfill all the promises made to the people, and return to them with our heads held high.”

This jobs announcement comes as a boost for the provincial government, which has faced criticism over unemployment and governance challenges in recent years. The Chief Minister’s remarks suggest an aggressive push to deliver on the PPP’s electoral pledges ahead of the next provincial elections.

“A party does not like the progress of Sindh,” he said, promising to end decades of problems present in the country.,

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