Karachi — Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan chief Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman strongly criticised the ruling Pakistan Peoples Party on Eid al-Adha, accusing the party of failing to solve Karachi’s worsening water crisis despite governing Sindh for nearly two decades.
According to Beyond Time News, Hafiz Naeem said Karachi residents continue to face severe shortages of basic services, especially water supply, even during major religious occasions.
Hafiz Naeem Extends Eid Greetings
While speaking to the media in Karachi, Hafiz Naeem congratulated the nation on Eid al-Adha and praised citizens for observing the religious festival despite ongoing civic difficulties.
He said Jamaat-e-Islami organised collective sacrifice arrangements at more than 150 locations across Karachi this year.
Moreover, he stated that the party continues to conduct collective qurbani operations in a disciplined and organised manner to serve the public effectively.
JI Chief Criticises PPP Over Water Shortage
Hafiz Naeem strongly criticised the Sindh government for what he described as its failure to address Karachi’s long-standing water issues.
“PPP has ruled Sindh for 18 years but has failed to solve Karachi’s water problem,” he said.
He added that thousands of residents continue to struggle for access to clean water, especially during Eid days when water demand increases significantly.
According to Beyond Time News, the shortage has disrupted daily life in many neighbourhoods across the city.
Allegations Against Sindh Solid Waste Management Board
The JI chief also criticised the Sindh Solid Waste Management Board over sanitation conditions during Eid al-Adha.
He alleged that despite having a budget of Rs43 billion, the department failed to ensure proper cleanliness and disposal of animal waste.
“This is nothing but corruption,” Hafiz Naeem claimed while accusing authorities of poor management and ineffective sanitation planning.
Karachi Residents Face Severe Water Crisis
Meanwhile, the water crisis has intensified in several parts of Karachi, with reports suggesting that nearly 70 percent of the city has experienced disrupted supply in recent days.
Residents in many areas have turned to expensive water tankers to meet daily needs during the extreme summer heat.
People have also complained that the shortage has created additional difficulties during Eid al-Adha, particularly for:
- Animal care
- Cleaning and sanitation
- Household usage
Read more:Karachi: Water Crisis Deepens as Several Areas Face Weeks-Long Supply Suspension
Areas Affected by Water Shortage
According to Beyond Time News, the following areas have faced severe water shortages for more than two weeks:
- Scheme 33
- Gulistan-e-Jauhar
- Gulshan-e-Iqbal
- Azizabad
- Liaquatabad
- North Nazimabad
- Nazimabad
- North Karachi
- Shah Faisal Colony
- Landhi
- Korangi
- Jamshed Quarters
Residents say water supply remains inconsistent despite ongoing repair efforts.
Dhabeji Power Breakdown Triggered Crisis
The current crisis reportedly began after a power breakdown at Dhabeji on May 21 disrupted Water Line No. 5.
Although authorities later completed repair work, Karachi’s water distribution system has not yet returned to normal operations.
Many citizens continue to demand urgent government action to restore regular supply across the city.
Conclusion
Karachi’s worsening water shortage has once again become a major political and public issue during Eid al-Adha celebrations. Hafiz Naeem’s criticism of the PPP reflects growing frustration among residents struggling with limited water access and sanitation problems.
According to Beyond Time News, citizens continue to demand long-term solutions to Karachi’s recurring water crisis.
FAQs
1. What did Hafiz Naeem say about Karachi’s water crisis?
He accused the PPP government of failing to solve the issue despite ruling Sindh for 18 years.
2. Which areas are facing water shortages in Karachi?
Several areas including Gulshan-e-Iqbal, North Karachi, Korangi, and Liaquatabad are affected.
3. What caused the latest water crisis?
A power breakdown at Dhabeji disrupted Water Line No. 5.
4. What criticism did Hafiz Naeem make about sanitation?
He alleged poor performance and corruption within the Sindh Solid Waste Management Board.
5. How are residents managing the shortage?
Many residents are relying on expensive water tankers for daily needs.
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