LARKANA: June 23, 2009. (Nazir Siyal reports for PCP) Chief Minister Sindh Syed Qaim Ali Shah said that Internally Displaced Persons (IDPS) from Swat, Malakand, Dayyer and other Northern areas are coming in Sindh for temporary basis in small number and they will return to their homes in short possible time, they were being registered at the entry points of the province and the NADRA was also asked to verify their registrations besides the Law enforcing Agencies were activated to investigate so that no any terrorist may not enter in the province of Sindh. In this regard the camps for (IDPS) were also established form out side Karachi and at the Sindh-Punjab Border. On humanitarian ground the Government was helping them and providing eatable goods to IDPS. Chief Minister also said that some political elements were projecting the issue in a negative manner and they have no any mass support and they never succeeded in general elections. He was addressing at village (New Gudd) in Taluka Dokri at the lunch hosted in his honor by the MAN Nazir Ahmad Bughio. On the occasion Provincial Ministers Muhammad Azyaz Soomro, Zulifquar Mirza, Agha Siraj Khan Durani, Mir Nader Ali Maghsi, Ahmad Farooqi, Ghulam Akber Junejo, Hizb-u-allah Bughio, Mushtaqe Ahmad Chandio. The Chief Minister also said that the Kala Bagh Dam was rejected by the people of Sindh and the problem was finished forever as well as the Sindh Government has taken problems of irrigation water apportionment accord may be implemented and he said that with the effort of President of Pakistan Asif Ali Zerdari more funds were provided to the province of Sindh and NFC award will come in short possible time. Chief Minster also said that the President and Prime Minister also has very kind solved the problem of Ther Coal. He said that the Coal and Energy Board was formed in this way the problem of Energy will be overcome in the interest of the people of the province. The Lunch was largely attended by the PPP Leaders included Abdul Ghani Jatoi, Kamran Odhano, Imran Jatoi and large number of PPP workers.