Sindh Assembly debates creation of new administrative units
Most outlets reported on the ongoing debate in the Sindh Assembly regarding the creation of new administrative units, with a focus on the opposition from PPP lawmakers against the division of Sindh. Business Recorder highlighted the PPP's strong stance against the proposed division and their rejection of the "Sindhudesh ideology," while Dawn emphasized the scale of the debate, noting the increasing number of members participating over several days.
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Opposition in Sindh Assembly presses for new administrative units, rejects province's division
KARACHI: The Sindh Assembly on Wednesday continued its marathon debate on the creation of new provinces and administrative units, with 50 more members joining the discussion on the third day, taking the total number of speakers to 85. During more than eight hours of proceedings, ruling Pakistan Peoples Party members unanimously rejected any division of Sindh, while opposition members belonging ...
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PPP lawmakers oppose any division of Sindh, ‘Sindhudesh ideology’
KARACHI: The Sindh Assembly on Tuesday continued its debate for a second day on the creation of new administrative units, with ruling Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) lawmakers strongly opposing any division of Sindh and the Sindhudesh ideology, while Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) members argued that administrative reforms, devolution of powers and empowered local governments were essential for be...
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