Skardo (Chief Reporter) – Project Manager (PM) Local Government Syed Aslam Hussain has retired after completing his term of service. A grand retirement ceremony was held at the District Council Hall, attended by distinguished personalities from across the city, and he was honored for his outstanding contributions. Speaking at the event, Director of Local Government Sanaullah praised Syed Aslam Hussain as an exceptionally capable, honest, principled, and trustworthy officer. He expressed deep sadness at the retirement, bidding farewell with a heavy heart and requesting that Syed Aslam continue to guide and serve the institution even after retirement. Union Council Secretary Ghulam Nabi described Syed Aslam as a humble individual who performed his duties with excellence, honesty, and integrity, assuring that his services will never be forgotten. He treated everyone with respect, which is why people attended his retirement with tears and gave him a dignified send‑off. The retiring Project Manager Syed Aslam stated that he carried out his duties with honesty and integrity, striving to avoid any shortcomings; if any errors occurred, he apologizes to subordinate officers, staff, and the public. He thanked his subordinates and colleagues for their strong support during his service, leaving with fond memories and asking the institution’s members to keep him in their prayers.
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