ISLAMABAD: Thousands of Indus community members protested on the streets of Karachi, demanding the demand of Azad Sindhudesh in Pakistan. On Monday (November 18), the Government of Pakistan has filed cases against leaders who have raised their voices in favor of these people. Sindhi citizens gathered in support of their demand from across the country took out a march from Gulshan-e-Hadid in Karachi to the Press Club on Sunday and Monday.

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Thousands of people raised slogans in support of the independent country with red flags symbolizing Sindhudesh in their hands. This march was organized by Jai Sindh Qaumi Mahaj (JSQM). JSQM chief Sunan Qureshi and other national leaders also addressed the gathering gathered on the occasion. He cited the threat of Sindhi language and culture as the main reason for his demands. The Imran government is registering cases under the sections of offensive slogans, rebellion, terrorism and criminal conspiracy on the leaders who raised their voice in support of the Indus community.

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At the same time, the Sindhi community says that Sindh is a separate country in itself, but Pakistan has forcibly occupied it. The demand for creating an independent Sindhudesh from Pakistan was first raised in 1972 by Sindhi leader GM Saeed. After the death of GM Saeed in 1995, a separate party Jai Sindh Koumi Mahaj (JSQM) was formed with the intention of continuing the movement of Sindhudesh.

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