All parties have to join hands to fight terrorism, says Murad Ali Shah

KARACHI: Sindh’s Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah on Sunday said that all political parties have to join hands to fight terrorism, ARY News reported.

Murad Ali Shah was talking to media during his visit of Mazar-e-Quaid to pay respects to the father of the nation on the Pakistan Day.

He called the PTI’s boycott of the session of the parliamentary committee on national security as regretful.

The PTI’s founder used to remain absent in the session during his government, Sindh’s chief minister observed.

He said it is not a secret who is behind the terrorism.

Talking on the issue of building canals from Indus River, Murad Ali Shah said the People’s Party will not allow canals from the river.

Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah had earlier in a media talk also vowed, not to compromise over Sindh’s water rights, in a message on the international water day.

“We are protectors of the Indus River, how the new canals being built when the water has not been available for Sindh’s fertile land,” Sindh CM said.