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Pakhtuns Protection
File image from Facebook/Khawaja Muhammad Khan Hoti

Pakistan: PPP demands protection for Pakhtuns in Sindh

| @indiablooms | Jul 19, 2022, at 05:23 am

Islamabad: Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leader and former federal minister Khawaja Mohammad Khan Hoti has directed the Sindh government to protect Pakhtuns residing in the region.

He said the community had played a major role in the progress and prosperity in the region.

Hoti condemned  the alleged acts to stop Pakhtuns from running businesses and their forced expulsion from the Sindh province.

He stressed the PPP leadership and the Sindh government should take the matter seriously and provide security and protection to Pakhtuns residing in different parts of the province.

The former minister said the fire of ethnic hatred could spread to other parts of the country if not stopped.

Hoti demanded of the federal and Sindh governments to take stern action against those behind fanning ethnic tensions.

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