On Saturday, Owais Shah, the nominee for Sindh Assembly Speaker, engaged in a significant meeting with Agha Siraj Durrani in Karachi, attended by prominent figures such as Sharjeel Inam Memon and Makesh Kumar Chawla.
Post the completion of the scrutiny process, Shah expressed his sentiments, stating, “We have come to meet Agha Siraj Durrani following the completion of the scrutiny.” In a gesture of goodwill, he extended an olive branch to Durrani, emphasizing their relationship, “Agha Siraj Durrani is our elder, and I have learned a lot from him and will continue to learn from him.”
Shah is committed to ensuring a harmonious parliamentary experience for all members, affirming, “All the members of the assembly are respectable. I am looking forward to ensuring that nobody else has any complaints during the parliamentary proceedings.”
Meanwhile, Bilawal Bhutto addressed the newly elected members of the Sindh Assembly, underscoring the imperative need for heightened performance and dedication from the party to meet the elevated expectations of the people.
In his articulate speech, Bilawal Bhutto drew attention to the adverse impact of the prevailing politics of hatred in the country, emphasizing that such divisions are detrimental to Pakistan’s progress and unity. His words echoed a call for unity and collaboration in the political landscape.
The meeting and addresses collectively signify a pivotal moment in the political sphere, where leaders extend gestures of cooperation and stress the importance of constructive politics for the betterment of the nation. As the political landscape evolves, the expressed commitment to parliamentary decorum and unity becomes crucial in steering the country towards progress and development.
