By. Adeel Ahmed Dall
Shikarpur
SHIKARPUR: On the call of Jeay Sindh Mahaz-JSM Shikarpur chapter took out a Rally in protest against the growing lawlessness and safe recovery of Minor boy Mehrban Bhatti of 08 , Priya Kumari of Sangrar Sukkur and other kidnapped persons at earliest.
According to reports reached here that the large number of Jeay Sindh Mahaz-JSM, parents of abducted child and citizens took out a protest Rally from Jumani Hall to Lakhi-Gate Clock Tower Chowk here on Friday in protest against Lawlessness which caused record increase in heinous offences including Murders, kidnapping for ransom, dacoities, road robberies, street crimes etc in District Shikarpur which picture of Wana Waziristan.
The protest Rally was led by Assadullah Soomro and Imran Mangi.
Speaking on the occasion, the angry protesters allegedly said that Shikarpur became a hub of Kidnappers, Dacoits, smugglers, outlaws which caused no one feels secure themselves here in Shikarpur specially the trade and businessmen, students are feeling the sense of insecurity where daily heinous offences of kidnapping, murders, dacoities occures without any fear of Law enforcement Agencies and our Police.
Among others, Ali Asghar Pahore, Abdul Sami Bhatti, Hameer Chandio, Meer Hakro, Wajid Shaikh, Hakeem Muhabbat Ali, Fahad Shahzad, Ahsan Rind, Soofi Liaqat Ali, Abdul Jabbar Shaikh, Abdul Khaliq Bhatti the father of abducted child, Khairal Soomro, Deshi Talib, Gulab Jaffery, Rahib Bhatti, civil society representatives and citizens have participated in protest Rally.
They have threatened to drive a serious protest movement than they would block the bypass road if the kidnapped minor boy Mehrban Bhatti of 08 and others would not released safely from the clutches of Kidnappers within a week.
It may be recalled that the Minor boy Mehrban Bhatti of 08 was kidnapped from Shikarpur city Alif Shah Shaheed area in the jurisdiction of Lakhi-Gate Police Station some seven days ago and their parents received a ransom call of 5 million with the threat to pay earliest if they wanted to see alive their minor Boy Mehrban Bhatti.
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