Renowned televangelist and PTI’s Member of National Assembly (MNA) from NA-245 of Karachi, Dr. Aamir Liaqat Hussain called on Prime Minister Imran Khan at the Prime Minister House.
Aamir, who is speculatively a strong candidate for the Federal Information Ministry in the upcoming cabinet reshuffle, said he got PM Khan’s approval for settling residential problems of his constituency.
“[It was an] Important meeting with Prime Minister Imran Khan. He reiterated to resolve the unsettled issue of the residents of Pakistan Quarters and issued special instructions to Governor Sindh in this regard.”
وزیر اعظم عمران خان سے اہم ملاقات،
وزیر اعظم نے حلقہ #NA245 میں کوارٹرز مکینوں کی رہائش کےمسئلے کو جلد حل کرنے کا اعادہ کیا اور اس سلسلے میں گورنر سندھ کو خصوصی ہدایات جاری کیں، وزیرُاعظم نے پارٹی مؤقف اجاگر کرنے پر میری کوششوں کو سراہا اور تعریف کی ، شکریہ کپتان@ImranKhanPTI pic.twitter.com/k7Zgltj46A— Aamir Liaquat Husain (@AamirLiaquat) November 18, 2019
He was also delighted to receive a ‘pat on the back’ from the premier for effectively presenting the party’s narrative on media.
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About Pakistan Quarters
It is noteworthy that the residents of Pakistan Quarters near Jamshed Town, Karachi, have long been awaiting a formal registry for their houses.
This was a colony built for government servants after the Partition. However, the government agencies abandoned the supervision of the quarters in the 1960s, and the residents were left to look after matters on their own.
In early 2000, when the MQM (Mutahhida Qaumi Movement) had the city government, some party members distributed fake documents among the residents against hefty sums of money.
Now, when most of the allottees have passed away, the houses are in possession of their kids or grand-kids. Some government officials forced these individuals to vacate their quarters.
Aamir Liauqat contested General Election 2018, and promised to resolve this pending issue. He claims that no finally some headway is being made to right a historic wrong for the inhabitants of Jamshed Town.
