Zardari will soon be in jail, predict PTI leaders.

KARACHI -- Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Sindh chapter president, Haleem Adil Sheikh, has warned the Sindh government to resolve the water crisis in Karachi, or the party's next protest will be in front of the Chief Minister House.

Addressing a protest demonstration outside the Karachi Press Club on Sunday, Sheikh, who is the party's parliamentary leader in the Sindh Assembly, blamed the Sindh government for the water crisis that has gripped the port city for the last several years. He was flanked by the Leader of the Opposition in the Sindh Assembly Firdous Shamim Naqvi and other PTI lawmakers and leaders.

'For the last 4,000 days, the Sindh chief minister is from the Pakistan Peoples Party. Why hasn't Karachi's water problem been resolved?' he questioned.

Naqvi concurred. 'Not a single drop has been added to Karachi's supply. How will they meet the city's requirement of 900 million gallons per day?' he questioned.

Bad governance

The opposition leader lamented that despite the passage of 120 days, no standing committee had been established in the Sindh Assembly. 'The Sindh government is neither able to run its administration, nor the country's,' he claimed, warning that the Omni Group was going down and so would the Sindh government. 'Zardari's oppression will end,' he remarked. He added that the former president would be sent to jail soon.

The Omni Group, owned by Anwar Majeed who is considered a close aide of PPP co-chairperson Asif Ali Zardari, is at the centre of a money laundering scandal worth billions of rupees. The case is currently being investigated by the Federal Investigation Agency.

Directing his jibes at the local government minister Saeed Ghani next, Naqvi said, 'We want a date. Tell us when you will fix the...