KARACHI: Sindh Governor Imran Ismail on Monday refuted news about any connections of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) with the Abraaj Group the owner of K-Electric.
Talking to media in a press conference after meeting with a seven-member delegation of Cable Operators Association which called on him at the Governor House, he said that such news were baseless and mere rumours.
Imran Ismail said that comparing Prime Minister Imran Khan with other politicians was injustice and the world was acknowledging that the country now was in the hands of a sincere leader.
He said that he would play his role in payments of compensation to the affected victims of K-Electric.
Earlier, in meeting with delegation of Cable Operators Association led by its Chairman Khalid Arain, the Governor assured that to ensure solution of genuine concerns of the cable operators he would soon call a high-level meeting in this regard.
The Sindh Chief Minister, K-Electric officers and others concerned would be invited to attend the meeting.
Imran Ismail said that cutting the wires and cables of cable operators in the city was not the solution to the issue of electrocution.
The delegation also assured their participation in beautification of the city with removing clumped cables besides pointing out the illegal cable operators.
The cable operators requested permission for making a common corridor for cable operators themselves would bear the expenses.
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