Rapper Talha Anjum urges Sindh CM to improve governance in Karachi
Rapper Talha Anjum has responded to Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah's recent remarks urging Karachiites to stop mocking their own city saying the government should focus on fixing the city's problems instead of criticizing public opinion.
Sharing a post on his Instagram Story, Talha Anjum wrote in Urdu: "Afsos mat karein, sirf Karachi ke liye kaam karein. Afsos humein karne de is nizaam par. " Don't feel sorry just work for Karachi. Our disappointment is with the system.
The post came after Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah said it was unfortunate that Karachi's own residents mocked the city instead of appreciating its progress. In response, Anjum suggested that improving governance and public services should take precedance over concerns about criticism from citizens.
Talha Anjum's remarks quickly gained attention on social media, with many users praising the rapper for voicing frustrations over Karachi's long-standing civic issues. The artist has previously been outspoken on matters related to governance and public welfare often using his platform to comment on social and political issues. Rapper Talha Anjum has responded to Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah's recent remarks urging Karachiites to stop mocking their own city saying the government should focus on fixing the city's problems instead of criticizing public opinion.
Sharing a post on his Instagram Story, Talha Anjum wrote in Urdu: "Afsos mat karein, sirf Karachi ke liye kaam karein. Afsos humein karne de is nizaam par. " Don't feel sorry just work for Karachi. Our disappointment is with the system.
The post came after Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah said it was unfortunate that Karachi's own residents mocked the city instead of appreciating its progress. In response, Anjum suggested that improving governance and public services should take precedance over concerns about criticism from citizens.
Talha Anjum's remarks quickly gained attention on social media, with many users praising the rapper for voicing frustrations over Karachi's long-standing civic issues. The artist has previously been outspoken on matters related to governance and public welfare often using his platform to comment on social and political issues.
