DADU: JSQM flays role of political parties
DADU, April 25: The chairman of the Jeay Sindh Qaumi Mahaz, Mr Basheer Khan Qureshi, has said that PPP, PML, PML-N and other parties were engaged in power politics and were not sincere with the people, while the JSQM was struggling for the independence of Sindh.
He was speaking at the 10th death anniversary of the founder of Jeay Sindh Tehrik, the late G.M. Syed in Sann town on Monday.
He aid that the establishment had found a political leader from Sindh recently, who is working as middleman and was now a days living in Lahore who would play a game for the establishment.
He said that establishment was running government through such middlemen. He said that JSQM would continue its struggle for an independent state.
He said that the resources of Sindh have been taken over by the federal government which was constructing Kalabagh Dam, despite strong opposition from Sindh.
He said that construction of Greater Thal Canal would cause massive loss to Sindh.
He said that water of Indus River was controlled by Punjab establishment.
He said that the philosophy of late G. M. Syed was an independent state.
On that occasion, the general secretary of JSQM, Abdul Wahid Arisar, said that late Syed had guided us to spread love and peace.
Senior vice chairman Ghulam Mujtaba Rashidi said that late G. M. Syed was a saviour, great statesman, scholar and philosopher.
He was speaking at the 10th death anniversary of the founder of Jeay Sindh Tehrik, the late G.M. Syed in Sann town on Monday.
He aid that the establishment had found a political leader from Sindh recently, who is working as middleman and was now a days living in Lahore who would play a game for the establishment.
He said that establishment was running government through such middlemen. He said that JSQM would continue its struggle for an independent state.
He said that the resources of Sindh have been taken over by the federal government which was constructing Kalabagh Dam, despite strong opposition from Sindh.
He said that construction of Greater Thal Canal would cause massive loss to Sindh.
He said that water of Indus River was controlled by Punjab establishment.
He said that the philosophy of late G. M. Syed was an independent state.
On that occasion, the general secretary of JSQM, Abdul Wahid Arisar, said that late Syed had guided us to spread love and peace.
Senior vice chairman Ghulam Mujtaba Rashidi said that late G. M. Syed was a saviour, great statesman, scholar and philosopher.
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