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Sindhi Language
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Sindhi being wiped out 'officially', claims Pakistan's Sindh United Party

| @indiablooms | Feb 24, 2022, at 12:03 am

Karachi, Pakistan: Sindh United Party (SUP) workers recently participated in demonstrations, rallies, seminars and conferences in 40 cities and towns of Pakistan's Sindh region to mark International Day of Mother Tongues.

Language experts and other scholars, as well as eminent literati, lawyers and civil society leaders, spoke to the participants and discussed ways to promote Sindhi language at international, national and provincial levels, SUP said in a statement as quoted by The Dawn.

The event was held in Sachal Library, Sachal Goth, in Karachi where Syed Zain Shah, Aijaz Sameto, Agha Qamar, Khwaja Naveed, Ghulam Shah, Asghar Baghi, Bedil Masroor, Taj Joyo and others highlighted the importance of Sindhi.

The participants even accused the  federal and Sindh governments of intentionally eliminating Sindhi language from this province.

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