A lot is being said on the issue. I think the only 'concern' is that India does not want the project to be financially beneficial for Pakistan no matter how vital the energy source may be for its own industry. As long as this bania thinking persists, the two neighbouring states cannot make any headway in economic co-operation. But the fact is that the landlords have always tried to oppress the tenants. Now the new amendments would provide relief to the tenants.
Many landlords are owners of a large number of buildings, flats and bungalows.
I also belong to this community but being a social worker I have sympathies with the tenants. Thousands of tenants and myself, too, are thankful to the Governor of Sindh for his this act of kindness and request the Chief Executive to reject any suggestion to change this amendment. However, for any aggrieved who has made a recourse to the courts, learning that the courts will be 'off' for two months in June and July is quite distressing.