HYDERABAD, Pakistan: Advisor to the Sindh Chief Minister on Information and Archive Moula Bux Chandio on Saturday said that the provincial government had no conflict with the federal government as it always accepted the mandate. He said that all issues should be resolved through dialogues.
The Advisor said this while talking to media persons after addressing a ceremony organized by the Institute of Modern Sciences and Arts Hyderabad in connection with Eid Milad-un-Nabi (SAW) Celebrations here.
He said that the Sindh government had some reservations on issues and during the recent meeting with the Prime Minister, Muhammad Nawaz Sharif, these reservations had been expressed by the Chief Minister.
The Advisor said that the provincial government was supporting the operation against terrorism since very first day and expressed satisfaction time and again over its results, which achieved by the Rangers.
The operation against terrorism was under way in Karachi and would continue till the elimination of the last terrorist, he maintained.
To a question, he said that the Pakistan peoples party (PPP) never believed in the politics of revenge.
Replying to a question about the stay of PPP Chairperson Asif Ali Zardari abroad, the Advisor said that he was under medical treatment and whenever he recovered from his health, he would come back home.
Responding to another question about the induction of Muttahida Qaumi movement (MQM) in PPP led coalition government Moula Bux Chandio said that the doors of PPP were opened for all political parties.
The MQM was the party which enjoying the support of the masses in Sindh and holding dialogues with its leadership could be possible, he added.
Source: APP
