NAWABSHAH, Oct 8: Chairman of the National People’s Party and MNA Ghulam Murtaza Jatoi has rejected any coalition with the Pakistan People’s Party in the forthcoming elections.

Speaking to reporters after offering condolences to the family of ex-MPA and advocate Rahim Bux Jamali at his residence, he said the PPP had closed all the doors of coalition by imposing the controversial Sindh local government law.

He said the PPP had started the politics of confrontation which might destroy Sindh.

He advised the government either to repeal the law or amend it by including the demands of Sindhi people.

He also demanded the arrest of Mr Jamali’s killers.

Earlier, he also visited the residence of Ali Raza Khaskheli, who was allegedly killed in police firing during a strike a few days ago, to offer his condolences to the family.

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