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  1. The Supreme Court issued an order relating to workers in Sindh, a province of Pakistan governed by the PPP-led government.

Supreme Court mandates finance share for local governments in Sindh

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The Supreme Court ordered that local governments in Sindh must receive a finance share. The Karachi Metropolitan Corporation continues to provide municipal services, including free care at Spencer Eye Hospital.

From dailypakistan.com.pk

Why it matters

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The ruling addresses the distribution of national resources to provinces. The Supreme Court's order legally obligates local governments to receive their finance share. This mandate relates to the provincial financial autonomy established under the 18th Amendment.

The Supreme Court issued an order relating to workers in Sindh, a province of Pakistan governed by the Pakistan Peoples Party.

From dailypakistan.com.pk

Who's involved

  • supreme courtIssued the mandate for local governments to receive a finance share.
  • SindhThe province where the Supreme Court mandate applies.
  • Karachi Metropolitan CorporationThe local government body responsible for administering infrastructure in Karachi.

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