Karachi, Asif Khan, Deputy Secretary Information of the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Karachi Division, has committed to prioritizing the development of basic public services in the city’s underserved regions. This pledge was made during a discussion with local dignitaries and party workers in the NA 235 constituency, emphasizing the need to address significant infrastructural deficits.

According to Pakistan Peoples Party, Khan highlighted the dire conditions in areas lacking essential services such as education, healthcare, clean drinking water, electricity, and gas. He criticized certain elements within the city’s political landscape for prioritizing personal gain over public welfare, which he claimed has led to these deficiencies.

Khan assured that under the guidance of PPP leader Bilawal Bhutto, there would be no compromise on improving the availability of these necessities. He outlined the party’s proactive measures at the Union Council level to resolve these issues effectively and ensure that promises made to the public are fulfilled.

The PPP leader also noted past challenges in Karachi, including significant security concerns and infrastructural decay. He reiterated the Sindh government’s ongoing focus on improving water supply, sanitation, infrastructure, and transportation, promising that these efforts will continue with increased vigor.

Additionally, Khan directed party workers to draft recommendations for overhauling the water distribution system and expanding its reach, affirming the government’s commitment to not only maintain but enhance the delivery of clean water and other services to Karachi’s residents.

Karachi, Asif Khan, Deputy Secretary Information of the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Karachi Division, has committed to prioritizing the development of basic public services in the city’s underserved regions. This pledge was made during a discussion with local dignitaries and party workers in the NA 235 constituency, emphasizing the need to address significant infrastructural deficits.

According to Pakistan Peoples Party, Khan highlighted the dire conditions in areas lacking essential services such as education, healthcare, clean drinking water, electricity, and gas. He criticized certain elements within the city’s political landscape for prioritizing personal gain over public welfare, which he claimed has led to these deficiencies.

Khan assured that under the guidance of PPP leader Bilawal Bhutto, there would be no compromise on improving the availability of these necessities. He outlined the party’s proactive measures at the Union Council level to resolve these issues effectively and ensure that promises made to the public are fulfilled.

The PPP leader also noted past challenges in Karachi, including significant security concerns and infrastructural decay. He reiterated the Sindh government’s ongoing focus on improving water supply, sanitation, infrastructure, and transportation, promising that these efforts will continue with increased vigor.

Additionally, Khan directed party workers to draft recommendations for overhauling the water distribution system and expanding its reach, affirming the government’s commitment to not only maintain but enhance the delivery of clean water and other services to Karachi’s residents.