New Delhi: A significant number of Sindhis marched in Sann, Sindh province, Pakistan, to decry the forcible converting of Hindu girls, forced disappearances, and genocide of Sindhi political leaders.
Protesters, led by the Jeay Sindh Freedom Movement (JSFM), chanted anti-China chants and criticized the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). They came to Sann town to commemorate the 28th death anniversary of Sain G M Syed, the pioneer of contemporary Sindhi nationalism. Sohail Abro, the Chairman of JSFM, spoke out against the forcible conversion of Hindu girls in Sindh and attacked Mian Mithu, the extreme preacher accused of kidnapping and forcibly converting Hindu adolescent girls in Pakistan.
