Six personnel martyred in Indian attack on Bolhari air base and a civilian in Ghotki district; Chief Minister announces compensation for martyrs and injured
Karachi, Sindh
Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah revealed that seven people from Sindh were martyred during the Indian attack, including six personnel of the Pakistan Air Force in Bolhari and one civilian, Mukhtiar Leghari, in Ghotki, for whom he announced compensation of Rs.10 million each for the families of the martyrs and Rs.1 million for injured individuals.
He made these statements while speaking to the media after performing a flag-hoisting ceremony at the New Sindh Secretariat to mark Pakistan’s National Day of Gratitude, held at ceremony held at the Sindh Secretariat on Friday.
While responding to newsmen queries, Shah also spoke chief minister expressed reservations over the federal government’s treatment of Sindh since 2013, citing delays in key projects such as the Sukkur-Hyderabad Motorway. He called for the serious implementation of such national projects and urged swift progress on the NFC Award, highlighting that Sindh had submitted its nominee within 24 hours, unlike other provinces. (PR)
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