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Sharjeel Memon hits back at federal ministers over new provinces debate

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  • Sindh Minister Sharjeel Memon has criticised federal ministers over the debate on creating new provinces.
  • Memon previously challenged ministers for questioning the 18th Amendment.
  • He has invited federal ministers for a dialogue on constitutional and provincial issues.

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Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has been in a war of words with the federal government. He initially criticised federal ministers for questioning the 18th Amendment, stating decisions for Sindh would be made by its elected representatives, not those with a 'charity mandate' from 'Form 47'. He highlighted that while Sindh produces gas and electricity, it faces shortages. After inviting the ministers for a dialogue, the dispute has now expanded, with Memon responding to a debate on the creation of new provinces.

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Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has hit back at federal ministers amid a growing debate over the creation of new provinces, expanding his criticism beyond the 18th Amendment.

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Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has now also responded to federal ministers amid a growing debate over the creation of new provinces in Pakistan. This follows his earlier criticism of the federal government regarding the 18th Amendment.

Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has invited federal ministers for a dialogue regarding the 18th Amendment and other provincial matters, according to available reports.

This development follows his recent strong criticism of federal ministers for questioning the constitutional amendment, which guarantees provincial autonomy.

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