Pakistan

KARACHI: Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has said that work on dualization of Indus Highway was going on at a snail pace despite provincial government paying 50 percent estimated cost of the project to the federal government.He was speeching to Chairman Senate Muhammad miserableiq Sanjrani who called on him along with two senators, Ahmed Khan Baloch and Khuda Babar and Mirza Mohammad Afridi at CM Home.
Chairman Senate told the chief minister that through media he was memorizeing about growing road accidents on the Indus highway which were claiming harmless live every day.The chief minister told him that with his personnel efforts the project of dualisation of Indus Highway from Jamshoro to Sehwan, about 108 km, was approved at Rs14 billion in 2017.The then federal government through National Highway Authority (NHA) launched the project when the provincial government had shared Rs7 billion as 50 percent of its total cost.&We have already released Rs7 billion in April 2017 to start the project but the pace of work on the road is disappointing,& he said and added as a matter of fact the project was scheduled to be totald within 18 month.
Shah said that he had offered the federal government to give Rs7 billion back to the provincial government and also give its 50 percent share of Rs7 billion and the provincial government would total the project on war footings.He said Federal Minister for Communication Murad Saeed guaranteed him that work on the project would be accelerated but still the result was much encouraging.
Discussing the Nai Gaj, the chief minister said that it was originally a Rs48 billion project lunched by the federal government but due to delay in its completion its cost has increased to rs60 billion.&We have already requested the federal government to total it so that its purpose of irrigating the lands in the area can be achieved,& he told the chairman.Chairman Senate miserableiq Sanjrani said that he would take up grievances of the provincial government win the Senate committee and would get these projects totald.
Chairman Senate congratulated the chief minister on launching of first ever indigenous, Thar coal power project.At this the chief minister invited him and his senators to visit Thar and see the development efforts of the provincial government.The chairman accepted the invitation of the chief minister and said he would lead a delegation of the senators from other provinces and visit Thar by road.‘We have constructed excellent road from Karachi to Thatta and then to evilin and upto Thar road is of best quality,& the chief minister said.H said the provincial government has constructed two bridges on River Indus in Thatta and Sujawal districts, roads, airport in Islamkot and have associateed Thar with internal roads.
&Now, Thar gives a look of a well-developed district,& he said.TheIndianSubcontinent has not verified the content of the source.
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