Report Nareender Kumar/ANI
MITHI: A delegation of the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI) Tharparkar, led by District Amir Maulana Azizullah Sand, met Deputy Commissioner Tharparkar Abdul Haleem Jagirani at the DC Office in Mithi and raised a number of public grievances.
The delegation comprised Tehsil Mithi Amir Maulana Muhammad Aslam Sand, Maulana Subdar Ali, Qari Ataur Rehman Bajir, Jamiat Talaba-e-Islam (JTI) Sindh General Secretary Muhammad Ali Dars, Imran Hashmi, Hafiz Barkat Ali Bajir, Digital Media representative Liaquat Registani and Muhammad Asif.
The JUI leaders complained that some government officials were allegedly adopting a harsh attitude towards members of the public, particularly poor and deserving people seeking government services. They urged the district administration to ensure that citizens were treated with courtesy and respect.
The delegation also expressed concern over the worsening drought situation in Tharparkar and urged the administration to initiate relief measures without delay to support affected communities.
The JUI representatives further raised concerns over allegedly inflated transport fares and frequent disputes between transporters and passengers. They also expressed concern over speeding by heavy vehicles and air-conditioned coaches, claiming that reckless driving had contributed to several accidents and fatalities.
The delegation called for strict enforcement of official flour prices in Tharparkar and demanded improved healthcare facilities at hospitals in Dahli Taluka, where they said adequate treatment facilities were not available.
During the meeting, JTI Sindh General Secretary Muhammad Ali Dars and Maulana Muhammad Aslam Sand also discussed various other public-interest issues with the deputy commissioner.
Deputy Commissioner Abdul Haleem Jagirani assured the delegation that the issues raised would be addressed on a priority basis. He also said that concerned officials would be directed to adopt a courteous and public-friendly approach while dealing with citizens.
