On April 10, the Governor of Sindh Syed Nehal Hashmi and Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah underscored the paramount importance of the Constitution of Pakistan on Constitution Day, describing it as a symbol of the nation’s survival, security, and unity. In their messages, both leaders stressed that adhering to and protecting the Constitution is a national duty for every Pakistani, with no room for compromise.

Governor Hashmi elaborated on the significance of the 1973 Constitution, which he said guarantees fundamental rights, including freedom of expression and religious freedom. He highlighted the Constitution’s role as a cornerstone in establishing a democratic governance framework within the country. “The protection of the Constitution is a national duty of every Pakistani, and there can be no compromise on it,” he asserted.

Further, Governor Hashmi emphasized the importance of the rule of law and compliance with constitutional limits as essential for sustainable development and stability. He also pointed out the critical role of equipping the youth with information technology skills and modern education, which he termed key pillars for building a prosperous future.

In his message, Chief Minister Shah recalled the contributions of Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, who he credited with providing the nation with a unanimous, democratic, and Islamic Constitution. He reaffirmed the Pakistan Peoples Party’s commitment to the supremacy of the Constitution.

Both leaders also voiced the necessity of national unity for upholding the constitutional mandate and achieving economic stability. Governor Hashmi assured that the federal government would persist in its full support for the development and progress of Karachi and all districts across Sindh.