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    CM Shah to chair meeting on Ibrahim’s death near NIPA; Inquiry committee expected

    CM Shah to Chair Key Meeting on Ibrahim’s Death Near Nipa, Inquiry Committee Expected KARACHI: The Sindh Chief Minister Murad

    CM Shah to Chair Key Meeting on Ibrahim’s Death Near Nipa, Inquiry Committee Expected

    KARACHI: The Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah will chair a high-level meeting at the Nipa Chowrangi area following the tragic death of child Ibrahim, who fell into an uncovered manhole. A formal inquiry committee is expected to be announced, according to government sources.

    The meeting aims to review:

    • Causes of negligence
    • Rescue response delays
    • Responsibility of civic institutions
    • Preventive safety reforms

    Expected Formation of Inquiry Committee

    Officials say the Sindh Government will likely create a special inquiry committee comprising:
    Local Government Department Sindh, law officers, and urban safety experts. The committee will be tasked to:

    • Investigate infrastructure lapses
    • Submit findings in a time-bound report
    • Recommend legal and civic reforms
    • Oversee manhole coverage across the province

    A provincial insider stated:

    “The Chief Minister wants immediate accountability and structural fixes, not just reports.”

    Family’s Appeal and Government Action

    The victim’s parents had appealed for political intervention after the 15-hour rescue operation ended in heartbreaking recovery. The CM’s decision signals the government’s intent to:

    • Launch an inquiry
    • Issue directives to civic bodies
    • Begin infrastructure safety audits
    • Prevent similar tragedies in Karachi and other cities of Sindh

    Public Safety Reforms on the Table

    The meeting may also direct:

    • Survey of open manholes in Karachi
    • Installation of safety covers and hazard signs
    • Faster emergency response SOPs
    • Digital complaint registration for citizens

    Urban policy experts stress that Karachi is facing a long-standing public infrastructure safety crisis, and legal backing with enforcement is necessary.

    Political Significance

    This is one of the rare instances where inquiry discussions are linked directly to a mayor-led metropolitan governance model. The case has amplified debate on municipal accountability in Pakistan.


    Conclusion

    CM Murad Ali Shah’s leadership in the Ibrahim manhole death inquiry is expected to pave the way for:
    A provincial inquiry committee
    Manhole safety drives in Karachi
    Legal reforms for municipal negligence

    Stay with Faiz.tv for updates on the inquiry, safety reforms, and KMC compliance.

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