Sindh Chief Secretary Inaugurates New Revenue Complexes in Sukkur, Directs Officers to Prioritize Public Facilitation

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Sindh Chief Secretary Inaugurates New Revenue Complexes in Sukkur, Directs Officers to Prioritize Public Facilitation




Sukkur  Chief Secretary Sindh Syed Asif Haider Shah paid an official visit to Sukkur, where he, accompanied by Commissioner Sukkur Division Abid Saleem Qureshi, inaugurated the New Revenue Complex, Taluka New Sukkur. He also unveiled the inauguration plaque of the Assistant Commissioner Office New Sukkur and the Mukhtiarkar Saleh Pat Revenue Complex and Residence. On this occasion, Deputy Commissioner Sukkur, Nadir Shehzad Khan, along with other administrative officers, attended the inauguration ceremony. During the visit, the Chief Secretary inquired from the Assistant Commissioners about public facilitation arrangements and the timings for addressing citizens’ grievances. He directed the officers to prioritize the resolution of public issues.


The Assistant Commissioners briefed the Chief Secretary on the facilities available at their offices, stating that e-services for domicile issuance and separate washrooms for women have been established to improve public service delivery. On this occasion, Assistant Commissioner New Sukkur Waseem Mahar and Assistant Commissioner Saleh Pat Majid Mako presented the Chief Secretary with traditional Sindhi Topi and Ajrak.


Later, the Chief Secretary, accompanied by the Commissioner and Deputy Commissioner Sukkur, visited the Deputy Commissioner Office Sukkur, where he inaugurated the New Deputy Commissioner Complex and the Assistant Commissioner Office, Taluka Sukkur City. He received a detailed briefing on the newly constructed administrative facilities.


Additional Deputy Commissioner Sukkur Bushra Mansoor, AC sukkur city Saira Faraz and Assistant Commissioners of all talukas, and other officers were also present. Addressing a brief meeting at the DC Office, the Chief Secretary remarked that Sukkur is performing better than many other cities in the province. He expressed satisfaction over the performance of the Assistant Commissioners while urging them to continue striving for further improvement.


He instructed the Deputy Commissioner Sukkur to ensure the early completion of the Sukkur Circuit House, prepare the required scheme, and personally supervise the work. He added that during his next visit, he would seek comprehensive departmental briefings from the heads of all government departments.


During the meeting, Deputy Commissioner Nadir Shehzad Khan informed the Chief Secretary that polio eradication teams across the district were working efficiently, resulting in noticeable progress.


The Chief Secretary, along with the Commissioner Sukkur Division, also visited SITE Area, Shikarpur Road, Military Road, and Bandar Road to review the overall condition of the city and ongoing cleanliness activities. He appreciated the efforts of the concerned departments for maintaining improved urban services.