AC Hazim Bangwar comes up with new idea for promoting 'sporting' culture in Karachi
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KARACHI: The stylish Assistant Commissioner of North Nazimabad Hazim Bangwar who usually remains in limelight for several reasons now comes up with new idea.
Hazim is looking ahead towards a unique project that takes into account utilisation of unoccupied government spaces for promoting healthy recreational activities for Karachiites.
Karachi has many flyovers and overhead bridges but the spaces under them are either lying vacant or become garbage dumping sites.
The idea of turning this area into a sports court was first executed in the metropolis by Karachi Administrator Murtaza Wahab under Cant Bridge. The space was creatively turned into a colourful basketball court.
This was initially inspired by a video shared by an Indian citizen who showed how the area under an overhead bridge was made a play area to provide the youth with a platform for healthy activities. Now, Bangwar has promised a similar project to the residents of his North Nazimabad.
Taking to Twitter, the assistant commissioner shared some pictures of him visiting a site of the project to discuss the work plan. "North Nazimabad you requested this? You’re getting this!" he wrote on his Twitter handle.
Bangwar, a decorated PMS (Provincial Management Services) officer, who currently serves as an Assistant Commissioner North Nazimabad, Karachi, is a singer and songwriter, who rose to prominence due to his vibrant personality and eclectic tastes.
He is passionate about providing funds for education, environmental and animal welfare and emergency response programmes in Pakistan.
Despite several criticisms on social media few days back, the daring Assistant Commissioner is leaving no stone unturned in bringing marvellous ideas, innovations that will play a vital role in rebuilding Karachi and also giving space to young talent to showcase their talent and sporting spirit across the board.
Published in The Daily National Courier, March, 31 2023
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