The Pakistan Institute of Legislative Development and Transparency (PILDAT) has issued a report detailing its assessment of the recently-concluded general election, expressing deep concerns over a decline in fairness scores compared to previous election cycles.
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| People gathered from all parties |
Karachi: The celebration of Sindhi Cultural day has united many rivals in at least in Sindh, as we see people clad in Sindhi Ajrak and heavily embroided Sindhi cap swarmed together to celebrate the day.
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| Women celebrating on Ajrak Topi day |
The rallies of different nationalist and political parties, like MQM, PML'N', PML'F', PPP, ANP, AWAMI PARTY, JIAY SINDH and other parties along their flags gathered in all parts of Sindh and ended up outside the Press Club.
People packed in cars, motorcycles, buses and trucks took to the streets and then converged at the Press Club where festivities had been organized by the Sindhi Media Forum, a body representing all print and electronic Sindhi media except the Kawish group.
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| Traditional Sindhi Rilley designs |
In Karachi, a sea of red swept the roads around the Press Club where thousands from across the city turned up.
including Pakistan Muslim League-Functional, Muttahida Qaumi Movement and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz
Political differences were temporarily set aside as gleeful people danced and shouted slogans for the unity of the province. Renowned Sindhi singers, including Ahmed Mughal, Irfan Samoon, Taj Mastani, Tufail Sanjrani also belted out popular tunes for the charged crowd.
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