Karachi is a city of earning and suffering.

It is also unfortunate that the population of the city is around 20 million, the city is expanding rapidly but the system is the same old, half a century ago there was a power supply company in this city is the same today, a gas There was a supply company, it is the same today, there was a water supply company, it is the same today, there was a sewerage control company, it is the same today. How is it possible that a company or organization that was controlling the city in terms of location and population fifty years ago can control the location and population of this city in the same way fifty years later! Unfortunately, in these 50 years, we have not been able to build a new city or divide this city into new administrative zones so that the city can be easily controlled and the problems of the citizens can be solved quickly.

With a population of 20 million, the so-called economic hub of Pakistan and the highest earning city of Karachi, it is a strange fate that it gave a lot to its inhabitants but in return only a few gave it. What could be more unfortunate for a city than that the people of that city are not appointed to the institutions and ministries that work for its development and welfare? There is no other opinion that Karachi is a part of Sindh province but there is no denying that the person born in this city, knows the ground realities here, is familiar with the street coaches here. Better understands how this city can be saved from problems.Just as a person living in Karachi is given the responsibility of solving the problems of Larkana, it is certainly not possible for him because he is not at all familiar with the area. Now if you look at the Ministry of Municipalities, the Ministry of Transport, the Karachi Water and Sewerage Board, the Karachi Police, the KDA, the Karachi Building Control Authority and other important ministries and agencies, it is clear why the city is declining. If you think about it in a negative way, you will feel the smell of prejudice in these few lines. But if you think about it in a positive way, you will not only find it right, but also in the best interest of the country and especially of this city. The one who lives permanently in one city knows it better than the one who lives in another.

city of lights, which is now submerged in water all day long and in the dark of night, see its misfortune that the winners here are sitting in opposition while in the government that won over other cities. Certainly not the citizens of Karachi. They voted for the people here whenever they could, but most of them could not be faithful. Not so long ago, only two years go by when slogans and writings were seen in this city. The people saw a ray of hope from the Prime Minister of Karachi. They saw hope that the problems would be solved. Contrary to tradition, this city gave a new hope to the new party. And voted for Imran Khan as Prime Minister and proved that he was interested in solving his problems even though Imran Khan later decided to leave the city seat but the people here kept the lodge of his slogan and voted for him and his party to solve the problems. Those who reached the positions of President of Pakistan, Prime Minister of Pakistan and Governor of Sindh voted from here.

Now when the time has come to solve the problems, the problems seem to be getting worse and worse. People are getting frustrated again. You know very well that man is frustrated with what he has pinned his hopes on. An operation was launched against the encroachments in the city, people's houses and businesses were demolished for years, people became unemployed, homeless, homeless. Opposition in the province and in the federation came to power. After which a political vacuum was felt in the city. Many new political parties were formed. Many old parties were formed. But what do the people of the city want? The decision was to be made in the local body elections, so in this world of despair, the citizens again heard a slogan, the mayor of their city, the mayor will be their own, the short story is that the mayor of the city also succeeded MQM Pakistan and only after the victory. He also dashed the rest of the hopes by saying that I am the powerless mayor. Now the situation of this city is that the President of Pakistan, the Prime Minister of Pakistan, the Governor of Sindh and the Mayor of Karachi won by getting votes from this city but this city is rapidly declining.

Dear readers! You know that our beloved homeland Pakistan did not come into existence as a result of war with any country but the reason for its existence was a great political leader and his best politics and political strategy. The political system has a profound effect on the development of any city and country. One of the main reasons for the city's growing problems is the political vacuum that still exists.If we look at the development work done in this city in the past, there was a political force behind the system. Whether it was the era of Abdul Sattar Afghani or Nematullah Khan, whether it was the era of Farooq Sattar or Mustafa Kamal, the work in the city continued and continued. But now there is a political vacuum in the city, development work is stagnant and problems are growing rapidly.

It is also unfortunate that the population of the city is around 20 million, the city is expanding rapidly but the system is the same old, half a century ago there was a power supply company in this city is still the same today, a gas There was a supply company, it is the same today, there was a water supply company, it is the same today, there was a sewage control company, it is the same today.How is it possible that a company or organization that was controlling the city in terms of location and population fifty years ago can control the location and population of this city in the same way fifty years later! Unfortunately, in these 50 years, we have not been able to build a new city or divide this city into new administrative zones so that the city can be easily controlled and the problems of the citizens can be solved quickly.

The rains of the last two days have inundated many parts of the city. The Minister for Local Government clarified that people are defaming us by posting old photos and videos on social media. Water has been extracted from 90% of the city. After he said this, it rained again in the city the next day, so people started making videos and telling history to confirm that this is today's video. This statement of the Minister points to the very first lines of this article that the Minister is not familiar with the city. This city is not limited to Shahra-e-Faisal, Clifton Defense, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Saddar or Malir. Many areas of the city are still submerged in several feet of water. Now, as usual, it is being said That settlements have been built on rainwater drains, so will these settlements be built overnight! No, not at all. They are made in the same way that the stalls in the Empress Market were transformed into huts and then into RCC baked shops. Now they have been demolished, but not a month's pension has been withheld as punishment for those who did not allow them to be built or did not take action when they were built. the second monsoon system in the city lasted longer than expected. Is there anything understandable! Come on, if you say something like this when there is an earthquake, it makes sense that this monsoon has to come every year and it has to rain, you have to keep the city ready for it.

Now the Prime Minister of Pakistan should pay special attention to this city, alleviate the sufferings of the people living here, divide the city into four zones and create a new administrative structure, control the electricity, water, gas supply and sewerage in the city. Therefore, more companies should be brought in, the local government should be empowered and the institutions running the city system should be brought under its control. Because the development of the country is connected with this city, if the problems are solved here, then this city will develop. If he does, the country will develop.