KARACHI: Mutahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) Altaf Hussain has demanded to appoint Mustafa Kamal and Kunwar Naveed Jamil temporary administrators for tackling rain caused miseries.
Altaf Hussain has demanded the Chief Minister of Sindh Syed Qaim Ali Shah to appoint Mustafa Kamal in Karachi and Kunwar Naveed Jamil in Hyderabad as temporary administrators to tackle rain caused troubles in both cities.
Mustafa Kamal had served as Nazim of Karachi and Kunvar Naveed as Nazim of Hyderabad in past and received over whelmed appreciation for their services in similar conditions.
Keeping their past services in view, the MQM chief has offered their services to Sindh regime on temporary basis to control rain caused difficulties to the people of Karachi and Hyderabad.
In the mean time, Sindh government has restored Senior Director of Municipal Services, Masood Alam , and instructed him to continue performing his duties in the city.
Altaf demands appoint Mustafa Kamal, Kunwar Naveed temporary administrators
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