In next elections, I will vote for the party who will clean Karachi – Shehzad Roy

In next elections I will vote for the party who will clean #karachi… that means I will not vote at all

— Shehzad Roy (@ShehzadRoy) December 10, 2020

The
clean-up of Karachi has been politicized from day one and the PTI, MQM and PPP
parties have been in the forefront.

Federal
Minister Ali Zaidi also launched a campaign called Clean Karachi in which it
was claimed to clean the city of Quaid in 90 days but that campaign was
useless.

Former MQM
mayor Wasim Akhtar was always seen crying for power over cleanliness, saying,
“I don’t have the funds or the machinery”, so I can’t work.

While
Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah has also made big claims regarding the
cleanliness of Karachi, but there are still piles of dirt everywhere in
Karachi.

On the
other hand, these parties blame the encroachments on the canals in Karachi for
the dirt, for which the Supreme Court ordered the cleaning of all major canals
in Karachi as well as the removal of encroachments on them, but the provincial
government has so far Also did not act.

It may be
recalled that former national team captain Wasim Akram had also expressed anger
over the cleanliness of Karachi through social media.

Finally something positive congratulations 👏 to karachites and CBC special thanks to sarfaraz and his team who work tirelessly everyday. #cleanbeach#happy-days pic.twitter.com/i5fFDt68UC

— Wasim Akram (@wasimakramlive) December 2, 2020

In this
regard, he has also made a video of the dirt on the beach and shared it and Taking
immediate notice, the beach was cleared.

However,
the filth of the city leader will not be removed with a single cleaning, but
the relevant agencies will have to work on a daily basis to restore the beauty
of the city.