SUP Sindh President Syed Zain Shah, during a press conference in Sakrand today, condemned extremism and violence, emphasizing their globally destructive effects. He condemned incidents like the violence in Larkana, advocating for the values of humanity, peace, and brotherhood that Sindh has historically embraced.
Shah criticized attempts to undermine the water movement, demanding action from the government against disruptive elements. He urged authorities to file cases and resolve incidents of harassment. Shah appealed to religious scholars to present diverse, enlightened ideas to end ideological conflicts.
He called for a united front among all groups to resolve public issues, accusing PPP and PML-N of having detrimental effects on the nation. Shah identified ongoing threats facing Sindh, stressing the importance of protecting the province’s rivers, lands, and resources.
In a passionate appeal, Shah called for collective efforts to protect Sindh and its people, emphasizing adherence to constitutional and moral standards.