Sindh Chief Secretary Reviews Administrative, Development and Law & Order Situation in SBA Division
Sindh Chief Secretary Asif Hyder Shah arrived in Nawabshah on a one-day visit, where he chaired an important meeting at the Commissioner’s Office Shaheed Benazirabad to review the overall situation of the division. The meeting covered:
- Administrative affairs
- Provision of basic facilities to the public
- Ongoing development activities
- Health and education sectors
- Law and order
- Revenue matters
- Other key issues
Commissioner Shaheed Benazirabad Division Ghulam Qadir Khan Talpur, DIG Police Faisal Bashir Memon, Deputy Commissioner Shaheed Benazirabad Abdul Samad Nizamani, Mayor Qazi Muhammad Rasheed Bhatti, SSP Sumair Noor Channa, and other senior officials attended.
During the meeting, the commissioner and senior officials provided an update on:
- Performance of various departments
- Ongoing development projects
- Public welfare initiatives
- Municipal services
- Law and order situation
Key Takeaways from the Meeting
Sindh Chief Secretary Asif Hyder Shah emphasized:
- The need to prioritize public service and address citizen's concerns promptly.
- Importance of implementing government policies effectively.
- Enhancing facilities in health and education sectors.
- Improving performance of government institutions.
- Prompt resolution of public complaints.
He also directed officers:
- To give special attention to revenue matters, land protection, encachment removal, and record keeping.
- To remain active in the field, firsthand assess public issues, and take practical measures for resolutions.
Visit to Quaid-e-Awam Engineering University, Nawabshah
Later, Chief Secretary Asif Hyder Shah visited Quaid-e-Awam Engineering University, Nawabshah. He was received by university administrators and briefed on:
- Ongoing academic activities
- Research initiatives
- Development projects
He inspected various departments and facilities at the university.
Shah emphasized the crucial role of engineering and higher education institutions in national development, highlighting the need for modern educational infrastructure and better student support.