KARACHI, April 20: Former president and a PML leader Sardar Farooq Ahmed Khan Leghari had a meeting with Sindh Chief Minister Dr Arbab Ghulam Rahim here on Wednesday. According to CM House sources, they talked on national issues, political conditions in Sindh and dissemination of PML message in the province.

Sardar Leghari said that PML had emerged as an important national political party as people in large numbers had received and supported its message.

Administrative affairs and development activities pertaining to Sindh also came under discussion.

Provincial ministers Nadir Akmal Leghari, Pir Sadruddin Shah Rashdi, Irfanullah Khan Marwat, Mohammed Adil Siddiqi and Syed Mustafa Kamal; and MPA Dr Manzoor Leghari were also present at the meeting.

Mr Kamal told the meeting that all provincial departments were being inter-connected through networking. The work at Sindh Secretariat in this regard, he added, had been completed whereas the same was now being undertaken in respect of the Governor’s House, the Chief Minister’s House, etc.

He said that the government had started computerization of revenue record but desired results could not be achieved.

The chief minister said that people too should get benefit of computer technology, adding that the government was keenly promoting IT technology.

Sardar Leghari observed that Sindh was ahead of other provinces in the field of IT. He called for sustained efforts for taking full advantage of the situation.

later, the chief minister hosted a luncheon for Sardar Leghari.—APP