MNA Shazia Atta Marri said on Saturday that nobody was more sincere with Sindh than the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP).
Addressing an event in Sanghar, Marri said: "The Sindh government has started the solar energy programme following the Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari's announcement to provide relief to the masses from the exorbitant bills."
"Those who had staged a rally in Sanghar in favour of Kalabagh Dam now caused uproar over the canals," he said.
Also Read: Sindh Assembly unanimously passes resolution against new canals
Earlier, it was reported that the Sindh Assembly had unanimously approved a resolution presented by Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah, rejecting the construction of six new canals, including the Cholistan Canal.
The resolution strongly opposes these projects, declaring them a violation of the 1991 Water Accord and an attempt to deprive Sindh of its rightful share of water.
Addressing the assembly, Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah warned that Sindh would not compromise on its water rights and vowed to resist any illegal water distribution. He criticized the federal government for planning the construction of new canals, emphasizing that such moves are unconstitutional and unacceptable.
"Every attempt to snatch Sindh's water rights will be met with a befitting response," he asserte
