Pak army generals are involved in 'religious terrorism' from Kabul to Kashmir, claims prominent Sindhi leader
Frankfurt: A Sindhi leader has written an open letter to world leaders and human rights organisations and accused Pakistani army generals of their involvement in religious terrorism from Kabul to Kashmir since 1947.
Shafi Burfat, the chairman of Jeay Sindh Muttahida Mahaz (JSMM) is currently staying in political asylum in Germany.
"Punjabi fascist Army even abuses dead bodies of political activists apart from the political suppression and economic exploitation of Sindh, Balochistan and Pashtunistan chained in the fascist theocratic state of Pakistan," Burfat wrote in his letter as quoted by ANI.
"Therefore, we appeal the civilised democratic countries like the United States, United Kingdom, Europe, Canada, Germany and Australia to immediately ban and seize all the bank accounts and assets of the generals of Pakistan who are living in your territory and expel all these murderers," said the Sindhi leader.
"Thousands of Sindhi and Baloch political activists and leaders have been abducted including top JSMM leader Nawab Mahar. Some of the other Sindhi political activists that have been abducted by the notorious spy agency, the ISI, and are still missing include Aijaz Gaho, Mehran Mirani, Insaf Dayo, Dr Hidayatullah Jarwar, Gulsher Tagar, Aqib Chandio, Suhail Raza Bhatti, Hyder Khoso, Darya Khan Dhakan, Shakeel Haider and hundreds of others who are facing inhuman torture in cells of ISI," said Burfat, whose party is struggling for the freedom of Sindhudesh from Pakistani occupation.
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