In his written order, the governor stated that the provincial ombudsperson failed to properly consider the evidence available on record. He ruled that the findings did not meet the required legal standard and therefore could not stand.
According to the decision, the ombudsperson’s ruling dated July 31, 2025, has been formally declared null and void.
The Sindh High Court has directed the Sindh governor to review the case filed against the removal of K-Electric CEO from the post of Provincial Ombudsman on merit. The court remarked that the order of the Ombudsman General will remain suspended until the governor decides the… pic.twitter.com/xsCYn69OAa
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The case was initiated after a former female employee of K-Electric filed a complaint with the provincial ombudsperson, accusing Moonis Alvi of harassment. Following the complaint, the ombudsperson had ordered Alvi’s removal from office and imposed a fine of Rs 2.5 million.
However, the governor’s intervention has now overturned that ruling, effectively canceling both the penalty and the removal order.
The decision highlights the importance of careful review of evidence in sensitive cases and reinforces the role of constitutional authority in ensuring that justice is not only delivered, but also seen to be delivered through due process.
