Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has said that start of electric chalan system was aimed at bringing improvement in smooth traffic flow instead of minting money from the public.
Memon declared e-challan as essential for preventing accidents.
Addressing a press conference at the Social Media Wing of the Information Department, the senior minister said that some political parties oppose each imitative of the government. He said that opposition neither work themselves nor allow anyone to work.
Memon said that breaking traffic signals was a dangerous act and now strict action will be taken against violators.
He said PPP Central Executive Committee will take a better decision on the 27th Constitutional Amendment.
Memon said that 420,000 farmers of Sindh have started receiving Rs. 14,000 per acre for fertilizer from today.
He said Sindh government wanted to ensure that farmers cultivate maximum wheat so that there is no shortage of wheat in the country.
