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Pakistan: Ex-chief secretary Fazalur Rahman takes oath as Sindh caretaker CM

| @indiablooms | Jun 02, 2018, at 06:59 pm

Sindh, June 2 (IBNS):  Sindh's former chief secretary Fazalur Rahman on Saturday took oath as the caretaker chief minister of the province.

" Rahman was the consensus candidate of the ruling PPP and all opposition groups in the now dissolved Sindh Assembly for the office of the caretaker CM," reported Dawn News.

The oath of the CM was administered by  Governor Muhammad Zubair.

The ceremony was held at the Governor House.

Outgoing chief minister Murad Ali Shah, members of political parties and officers of law enforcement agencies, including Inspector General Sindh A.D. Khowaja attended the ceremony.

Within the next few days, the Chief Minister is expected to
names of his cabinet members to the governor.

 

 

 

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