JSM to purge anti-social elements

Published December 15, 2001

SHIKARPUR, Dec 14: Agha Qamar Mashwani, district president of Jeay Sindh Mahaz, has said that Sindh was in trouble, as its people were badly suffering from all kinds of problems, including unemployment, shortage of water, lack of security and step- motherly attitude with Sindhis in all fields.

He was talking to newsmen on the occasion of an Iftar party hosted in for journalists by the JSM here on Friday.

Agha Qamar said that the people of Sindh had been deprived of their fundamental rights, which was violation of the 1940 Pakistan resolution.

He expressed the determination of the JSM to continue its struggle till the usurped rights of Sindh were restored.

He also pledged to purge their organisation of anti-social elements, in order to repose the confidence of people in political struggle.

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