Pakistan: World Sindhi Congress members protest against firing on gatherings by Pakistani Rangers
Islamabad: World Sindhi Congress demonstrated against firing by Pakistan Rangers and police at a peaceful gathering in Sann recently, media reports said on Thursday.
The gathering was held to pay tribute to Sain GM Syed on his 119th birthday anniversary.
Taking to Twitter, WSC said they will carry out the protest today against the direct firing of state agencies, Rangers, and police on Sindhi nationalist workers and injuring scores who came to pay tribute to Sain GM Syed, reports ANI.
Another local media outlet reported that the Sindhi protested against indiscriminate firing by the Pakistani forces during the peaceful celebration of Sain GM Syed’s birthday at Sann, the Indian news agency reported.
Founder and Central Chief organizer of JeaySindhFreedomMovement, Zafar Sahito shared the protest video and said, “Take every birth and be blessed in sweet Mehran.”
IBNS
Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
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