Hyderabad, Bureau Sindh – Mehboob Hussain Bozdar:
Sindh’s Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon visited Rawal House, Rahooki in Tando Jam, where he held an extensive meeting with the people of his constituency. The gathering was attended by a large number of local leaders, Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) workers, and ordinary citizens, who shared their grievances, development concerns, and administrative issues with the minister.

During the meeting, Sharjeel Memon listened attentively to the citizens’ problems and immediately issued directives to the concerned departmental officers for on-the-spot resolution of public complaints. He assured the attendees that the Sindh government considers serving the people a sacred duty and that the PPP leadership has always stood firmly with the people in every situation.

“Public Service Is Our First Priority”

Speaking to the participants, the Senior Minister emphasized that the PPP-led Sindh government believes in selfless service to the public. “Our first and foremost priority is the welfare of the people,” he stated. He reiterated that the PPP’s ideology has always been centered on the well-being, progress, and prosperity of the citizens.

Sharjeel Memon further said that the Sindh government would never abandon its people in times of crisis, whether the challenges arise from natural disasters, economic hardships, or social issues. “We will continue to provide every possible assistance to the people,” he affirmed. “Our objective is not merely to hold power but to serve humanity. Guided by this spirit, we are carrying out development projects in every corner of the province.”

Focus on Grassroots Development

The minister highlighted that public cooperation and trust are essential for the success of government policies. He noted that he personally remains in close contact with his constituency and is well aware of the issues faced by his people. “I am continuously striving to address these concerns in a timely and practical manner,” he said.

Sharjeel Memon reaffirmed his commitment to maintaining direct communication with citizens, explaining that such interaction enables the government to tackle problems at the grassroots level. “The PPP was founded through the strength of the people,” he added, “and it is through this same people’s power that the party continues its mission to serve Sindh.”