‘No talks with Sindhudesh aspirants’

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The Pakistan People’s Party (PPP)-led government will not talk with those who want to breakaway from Pakistan and create a ‘Sindhudesh’, said Federal Information Minister Dr Firdous Ashiq Awan. She said this while talking to the media, after a detailed meeting with the representatives of Sindhi media, comprising chief editors of Sindhi publications and CEOs of Sindhi channels on Thursday.
“There is no importance of nationalists and people of Sindh must keep in mind that if there is no Pakistan, there will be no Sindh also,” said the minister. Awan said that what has been decided about local bodies system in Sindh was in the best interest of protecting Pakistan. “Sindh played an important role in the creation of Pakistan and will sacrifice further to defend the country.”
The information minister said that PPP leadership had her asked to go to Sindh and listen to the grievances of Sindh’s people and treat their wounds, while trying to eliminate uncertainty in the province. “No son of Sindh can imagine damaging the interest of Sindh. We love the province more than our lives. Sindhi is the only regional language having a big number of daily newspapers, periodicals, TV channels and a very strong media. Because of this people of Sindh are more conscious about their rights, culture, language and homeland,” she added
“The Federal Information Ministry will assist in the establishment of Sindhi Media House in Karachi to facilitate orientation and capacity building of journalists from rural and remote areas of the province.
“Such regional media houses have been established or are in the process of being set up in all provincial capitals for journalists and media personnel visiting cities from small towns and less developed areas.
“These regional media houses are nurseries for journalism at a national level and need to be nourished and groomed,” she said.
Replying to a question, Awan said the project in Karachi would materialise in close collaboration with the provincial Information Department.
“The government is fully conscious of its responsibilities towards the capacity building of media professionals and journalists and it is this very perspective that Information Ministry will soon sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the Chinese government for establishing a ‘Media University’.
“Capacity building of journalists is crucial as they reflect the aspirations of the masses and need to bring across the message from masses as well as government in an efficient manner.
Awan said that due priority would be given to regional journalists in training programmes that will be initiated at the university.

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  1. Madam Firdaus Awan knows very well that MQM is working for Mohajiristan or Jinnahpur and yet the government is full time busy to placate these people. Why double standards. Besides, when these nationalist parties have campaigned for sindhu desh.

  2. Sindhis will only get their rights when they are represented by true Sindhis, I mean Sindhis by blood and genes. Syeds are not Sindhis they came from Arab, Semilarly Magsi, Jatoi, Lashari, Qureshis and Lagharis etc are Baloch not Sindhis. All of them will exploit them only Sindhi by Blood can get the rights of Sindhi people.

  3. The President of Pakistan comes from a small Baluch tribe but professes to be Sind's
    champion and savior! He and Altaf Hussain will together ''Safe Sind'' on behest of their
    'Mentors' the only question what do the Bhuttos and Chandios have to say? The name
    Bhutto is viciously exploited by those who mercilessly expolite the rural Sindhi of his
    rights? Large acreage of cultivatable land is owned by forces who come from Punjab and KP and as '' followers of Koran and Hadith '' do they pay their serfs their rightful wages and share from the crops? Again there is another element of exploiters such as those Sindhis who have been harping about the plight of Sind like those Bengalis who having exploited their gullible masses have not done much to remove povery and bring real socio-economic change for the masses. Do the Bhuttos, Chandios, Mahars
    and other geniune Sindhi leaders have viable socio-economic solution to uplift the present condition of their serfs other then political exploitation?

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