Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah bought a bottle from an old blind shopkeeper and gave a personal number to call for help in case of harassment, sources said.
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Karachi - 'I am a blind old man, no one should bother me', Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah bought a bottle from an old blind shopkeeper and also gave a personal number to help the old man. The video went viral. According to details, Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah gave his personal mobile number to a blind shopkeeper selling liquor.
A statement issued by Chief Minister's House Spokesperson Abdul Rashid Channa said that on Sunday, Murad Ali Shah paid a surprise visit to different parts of the city. Cold Drink Corner (Khoka) near Rahmani Mosque on Chief Minister Sindh Tariq Road. Look at the side where a blind old man was selling drinks
According to the CM's spokesperson, the shopkeepers belong to the Pakhtun community, who had put up a board at their store, through which they had appealed to the Sindh Chief Minister that "I am a blind old man and no one should bother me".
The Sindh Chief Minister stopped at the shop, bought a bottle, drank it himself, and presented it to the provincial ministers and other friends present with him after paying for the cold drink the Sindh Chief Minister introduced himself to the elderly man, much to his surprise Murad Ali Shah asked the blind old shopkeeper, "Who is bothering you?" "The police and the administration are very annoying," he said.
Murad Ali Shah at the same time called Assistant Commissioner One East, SSP East, and Administrator KMC and instructed them not to bother the elderly and said that whenever they come to the store of this elder, they must buy from them as these elders Despite being blind, they are earning halal food for their children, which is the best example for our society. We should encourage and encourage them. ”The Sindh Chief Minister gave his number to the blind elder and said,“ If any future police The Chief Minister said that senior citizens are an important member of our society who needs to be encouraged if they are to earn a living by working hard.
