Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi paid glowing tributes to the boundless hospitality of Sindhi people and said that he is extremely grateful to the people of Karachi.
Addressing the representatives of the Sindh High Court Bar, Sohail Afridi said that he is extremely grateful to the people of Karachi and the hearts of the people of Sindh are truly big, but he is deeply regretful about the behavior of the Sindh government. He said, “The Sindh government has desecrated the Ajrak and Sindhi cap, which is not only an insult to cultural values but also an abuse of public sentiments.”
Furthermore, the Chief Minister also criticized the sale of national assets and the pursuit of justice and said that the people always look to the judiciary for justice, but in the current situation, the performance of the judiciary is also feeling limited. He said that the policies of the Sindh government are spreading disappointment among the people, because the government is selling national resources, and now justice is also being sold.
According to Sohail Afridi, these measures are against the public interest, and the Sindh government should respect the sentiments of the people and national heritage. He said that it is necessary to play a role at every level for the well-being of the people and for justice and fairness.
Sohail Afridi was accompanied by other political leaders, including Salman Akram Raja and Haleem Adil Sheikh. After visiting Quaid-e-Azam’s shrine, the Chief Minister reached the Sindh High Court, where he was welcomed by the President of the Sindh High Court Bar and presented with a Sindhi topi.
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