Pakistan, Sept. 12 -- Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has rejected any attempt to divide the province without its consent. He called any unilateral change to provincial boundaries unconstitutional and unacceptable. Speaking after visiting Quaid-i-Azam's mausoleum, Shah said Sindh had already rejected such proposals. He also stressed that provincial matters must follow constitutional procedures.

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Shah said Parliament could only alter provincial boundaries through a constitutional amendment. He explained that the relevant provincial assembly must also approve the change by a two-thirds majority. The chief minister said the division of Sindh could not be imposed without publ...