Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs, Muhammad Junaid Anwar Chaudhry Launches Public Complaint Cell for Transparency
Event held on Tuesday to inspect the Karachi Port Trust's (KPT) firefighting drills. Senior KPT officials attended the minister during the visit. The preparation of the department to deal with emergencies was admired, with authorities stating that KPT is fully prepared to handle any challenge.
Tariq Masaud
Karachi April 29, 2025
Talked to media, Minister Chaudhry proclaimed the launch of a Public Complaint Cell within the Ministry of Maritime Affairs expected at endorsing transparency. He said the cell would serve as an open platform through which citizens could directly share complaints, proposals, and concerns with the ministry.
“This initiative is a key part of the continuing maritime area improvements allied with the Prime Minister’s vision,” the minister stated. “Wherever there were shortages in system, efforts are now underway to address them.”
Chaudhry highlighted that the ministry is playing a practical role in eliminating corruption and improving national exports, particularly in the fisheries sector.
Observing on regional tensions, the minister powerfully disapproved India's aggressive posture. “India is gripped by war madness. The Modi government attempt any adventurism, Pakistan will respond conclusively,” he warned “Pakistan is a nuclear power, and our naval, ground, and air forces are fully alert and ready. The entire nation stands united and knows how to defend the homeland.”
