HYDERABAD, June 23: The All-Pakistan Minorities Alliance (APMA) complained on Saturday that the names of 50 per cent voters belonging to minorities had not been included in the new voters lists in the interior of Sindh.

A spokesman for the alliance said in a statement that several delegations from the interior had complained to the APMA leaders Michael Javed, Saleem Khursheed Khokhar, Riaz Nazir and M. Parkash advocate that the number of minority voters in the new lists had decreased.

An APMA delegation led by Michael Javed met with election commissioner in Karachi and demanded that the names left out of lists should be included without delay.

REGISTRAR: The vice-chancellor of the Mehran University of Engineering and Technology on Saturday extended the tenure of the university registrar, Prof Dr Mohammad Aslam Uqaili, for another three years with effect from April 29.—Bureau

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