Awami Tehreek holds rally for Sindh’s rights in Qambar
LARKANA: As part of its “public awareness campaign”, the Awami Tehreek (AT) held a rally in Qambar on Saturday against the alleged conspiracies to divide Sindh, the seizure of its land and natural resources, corporate farming, the possible 28th Amendment, the construction of all new dams and canals, including that of Jalalpur, and rising inflation. AT central general secretary Sajid Hussain…
LARKANA: The Awami Tehreek (AT) organized a rally on Saturday in Qambar to raise awareness about the alleged conspiracies targeting Sindh's unity, land, natural resources, and the potential 28th Amendment. Prominent leaders such as Sajid Hussain Mahesar, Muhammad Rafi Leghari, Dr Hafeeza Rahoojo, and others participated in the demonstration.
The march began from the Qambar bus stop, followed by a procession along major roads to converge at the Qambar Press Club. A diverse crowd, including AT workers and sister organizations, farmers, landowners, youth, and citizens, joined the protest. They carried banners and placards, shouting slogans for Sindh's unity and the protection of the Indus River's water, provincial land, and natural resources.
Speaking at the rally, the leaders emphasized that Sindh is the historic homeland of Sindhis and will not tolerate any attempts to divide it. They accused the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) of selling Sindh's unity for power, stating that the PPP is an ally of the federal government, which they believe has a plan against Sindh. They urged the PPP to put an end to the "drama and fraud" by either demanding the removal of Mohsin Naqvi from his ministry or moving a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.
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