KARACHI: Sindh Labour Minister Saeed Ghani has said that a leader of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) admitted Karachi is in a better condition than it is often portrayed in public discourse.
Speaking to the media, Ghani said the PML-N leader acknowledged that the country’s largest city has made progress and that its overall situation is not as negative as critics frequently claim.
He maintained that Karachi continues to improve despite facing longstanding urban challenges.
The provincial minister added that the recognition from a leader belonging to another political party reflects the reality on the ground and highlights the efforts made to address the city’s infrastructure and civic issues.
Ghani reiterated that the Sindh government remains committed to improving public services, infrastructure, and municipal facilities in Karachi. He said development projects are continuing across the city and that the government is working to resolve issues faced by residents.
His remarks come amid ongoing political debate over governance, development, and public services in Karachi, with political parties frequently exchanging criticism over the city’s performance and management.
