KARACHI: Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon of Sindh has urged dacoits to lay down their arms, stating that those not involved in serious crimes can engage in dialogue with the government. Speaking at the media corner of the Sindh Assembly, Memon referenced directives from President Asif Ali Zardari’s meeting to establish reconciliation committees for tribal disputes.
He emphasized the devastating impact of tribal conflicts on innocent lives and pledged to mobilize tribal leaders to steer people onto the right path. Memon extended an olive branch even to drug dealers, offering governmental support for those willing to reform.
Regarding the government’s stance on drug peddling, Memon reiterated a zero-tolerance policy, stressing that no concessions would be made for those persisting in illegal activities. He affirmed that criminals who surrender will be treated according to the law, echoing President Asif Ali Zardari’s commitment to maintaining law and order.
President Zardari’s recent meeting underscored discussions on improving street crime in Karachi, with comparisons showing notable improvements from January to May. Memon highlighted initiatives to equip Sindh police with modern weapons, aiming to enhance their effectiveness and boost morale, in line with Zardari’s strategic vision.
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Responding to queries about federal operations against terrorism, Memon assured ongoing support from Sindh for all constructive efforts, despite the People’s Party not being part of the federal government. He emphasized the need for national unity and harmony to address challenges effectively.
As Sindh prepares for a heatwave and potential rain emergencies, Memon assured readiness and proactive measures to safeguard public welfare. He emphasized the importance of collaboration with the federal government for national cohesion and progress, urging adherence to founding principles for the country’s prosperity.
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