Sindh Chief Minister rejects calls to divide province
Most outlets reported that Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah rejected calls to divide the province, emphasizing that the decision on division rests with the Sindh Assembly. The Express Tribune added that he specifically stated the matter should not be influenced by "businessmen from Lahore," while Minute Mirror and ARY News focused more broadly on his rejection of division attempts without including this detail.
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Sindh will not be divided, decision rests with assembly, says CM Murad
Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on Monday said that the province could never be divided, stating that the decision regarding the division would be “made by members of the Sindh Assembly, not businessmen from Lahore.” “If you have the courage, bring a resolution for the division of Sindh and show us. As long […]
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Sindh CM Murad Ali Shah rejects calls for province’s division
Addressing the provincial assembly on Monday, Murad Ali Shah said the House had repeatedly opposed the division of Sindh
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Murad Shah rejects calls to divide Sindh, says pro...
Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has firmly rejected any attempt to divide the province. He said Sindh would remain a single and united province.
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Sindh will not be divided, decision rests with assembly: Murad Ali Shah
Chief minister states division decision rests with Sindh Assembly members, not 'businessmen from Lahore'
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