Govt employees suspended for using CM Sindh's aircraft for personal family trips

The Sindh government took disciplinary action against two employees who were accused of using Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah's official aircraft for personal family trips.

According to the notification, two high-ranking officials, both holding the grade of 17PMS, including the VIP Flight Section Officer and the protocol officer at the Sindh Chief Minister's House, were suspended following allegations of misconduct.

Chief Secretary Sindh, Asif Haider Shah, stated that two officials, along with their families, were traveling on an official aircraft without authorization while the aircraft was being brought to Karachi for a test flight.

Apart from this, Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar assured CM Murad Ali Shah on Wednesday of the timely release of funds for all the approved projects in the province. 

Dar called Shah into his office, he was accompanied by MNA, Syed Naveed Qamar as well as the Sindh planning minister, chief secretary Sindh, chairman of P&D Sindh and finance secretary Sindh. 

The state-run News Agency Associate Press Pakistan stated that attendees of the meeting reviewed in detail the ongoing development projects included in the Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP) of Sindh.

They discussed the approval and implementation status of various projects in detail and agreed that completing these projects on time and within the approved budget was essential for the development of Sindh province and the well-being of its population.