Sindh government considers allowing mayors to stay in office beyond tenure
Most outlets reported that the Sindh government is planning to retain mayors past the end of their four-year terms, with the aim of ensuring continuity until the next local elections. ARY News highlighted the decision as a move to maintain leadership, while Abb Takk News provided more detail, mentioning the initiation of legislation for the change. Both framed the issue as a procedural or administrative update.
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Sindh moves to keep mayors in office until next local polls
KARACHI: The Sindh government has initiated work on legislation that would allow mayors to remain in office after the expiry of their four-year local government tenure until fresh local elections are held. Under the proposed changes, administrators would not be appointed once the terms of existing local government bodies come...
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Sindh govt plans to retain mayors beyond completion of tenure
Sindh govt decides to allow mayors to stay in office after local government terms end, ensuring continuity in leadership.
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