Governor Kamran Khan Tessori has said that the city invites the victims of traffic attacks to come to the governor on April 12, 2025, will give the affected people a plot of 80 yards and will work with them.
He expressed these views while talking to the media after the condolences of traffic victim Nazar Abbas in Yusuf Goth area of Surjani.
The Governor also assured justice to the affected family and gave a plot of 80 yards to the affected family, while the victim’s children announced the educational expenses and monthly stipends.
It should be noted that Nazar Abbas was disabled in the traffic while his wife was killed, the Governor added that Yusuf Goth is deprived of infrastructure, electricity, gas, safe drinking water. The people here suffered all the atrocities but did not leave.
He said that I am the brother of every oppressed city, this city is not lost, it is our city, we are the sons of this city. Even though there is no power, one brother has come to the other brother’s house.
He said that Kalashnikov did not come to give a pen. They will not fight the brother but will unite. He said that after 77 years, the Migrant Culture Day was celebrated in the Governor’s House after 77 years, now the people of my city will not run behind the emotional slogans. We do not need slogans, houses roofs.
He said that the governors became a martyr. I am the son of this city, the rightful governor of my party.
He said that the residents of Yusuf Goth would provide free IT courses in the Governor House, and the residents of Yusuf Goth would also give them a motorcycle stolen.
Joseph Goth will also be admissible for the child to read. On the occasion, on the occasion of the widow, the Governor also announced to set a scholarship for him and send him to Umrah.
Governor Sindh said that there is no greater refugee than me, in the past, the refugees will not allow the deceased to kill thousands of youths by running and dividing the emigrants behind emotional slogans.
Responding to the media question, the Governor said that those who have the authority should come to the oppressed?
