Karachi – July 3, 2025: The Sindh Government has purchased 25 brand new 2025 model vehicles for prosecution officers under the Law and Parliamentary Affairs Department, at a total cost of Rs90.5 million.
According to official details, the fleet includes 17 Suzuki Cultus VXLL cars and 8 Suzuki Alto VX cars. Each Cultus was purchased for Rs4,316,000, totaling more than Rs73 million, while each Alto cost Rs2,827,000, amounting to Rs21.6 million.
The vehicles were delivered to the Sindh Assembly building and have been distributed among prosecution officers across the province who are performing duties in the field. The move aims to enhance mobility and improve operational efficiency in legal proceedings and fieldwork.
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The government stated that the procurement was approved under the current fiscal year’s budget and follows standard procedures. Officials emphasized that these vehicles are essential for ensuring the timely and effective performance of prosecution duties, especially in remote and urban areas.
However, the purchase has drawn some public criticism due to the economic situation in the country and repeated calls for austerity in government spending. Despite this, authorities defended the move, calling it a necessary step for improving the prosecution system’s efficiency and accessibility.
The Law and Parliamentary Affairs Department confirmed that all vehicles are officially in service and are intended solely for official fieldwork.
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