A controversy has erupted in Sindh over the distribution of solar-powered electricity systems, with allegations of political influence and favoritism in the selection of beneficiaries.
The Sindh government had launched an initiative to provide solar-powered electricity systems to rural households, aiming to promote renewable energy and reduce reliance on traditional power sources.
However, sources within the provincial government have revealed that the distribution of these systems has been influenced by local politicians, who have allegedly prioritized their own supporters and constituents over other deserving households.
The allegations suggest that the selection process was not transparent, and that many deserving households were overlooked in favor of those with political connections.
The controversy has sparked concerns about the misuse of public funds and resources, and has raised questions about the accountability and transparency of the provincial government’s initiatives.
The Sindh government has been urged to investigate the allegations and ensure that the distribution of solar-powered electricity systems is fair, transparent, and based on merit.
Story by Khaleeq Kiani
