In Sindh, Pakistan, protesters have created such a disturbance that the whole of Pakistan has trembled. There is a fierce outcry in Pakistan about water. The protesters have destroyed the Home Minister’s house. The house of Ziaul Hasle Lanjar has been burnt by protesters. It is seen in the pictures that appeared in how the Home Minister’s house is burning with smoke.
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The protesters have vandalized. Many trains have also been set on fire. It is being told that the protesters targeted the Minister’s house near the National Highway in Moro of Sindh province and then set two trailers standing nearby. During this time there was a clash between police and protesters. At the same time, two protesters died.
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One DSP and six other policemen are said to be injured. Don has said that many trains have been burnt on the paths and there is an atmosphere of chaos. Talking to a media outlet, Lanjar confirmed the incident of arson at his residence and said some people were injured. I am ordering a fair inquiry into the incident. The minister said that the government will not allow anyone to spread chaos under the guise of peaceful opposition. The minister said that legal action would be taken against the people involved in the violence and assured the public that the situation would be brought under legal ways.
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Security has been increased in the entire district and further progress is expected as the investigation proceeds. It should be noted that PM Shahbaz announced last month that the federal government after consulting with the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP), has decided not to construct any new canal until the pending water dispute is resolved through the Council of Common Interests (CCI). No unilateral decision will be taken on canal projects without consent.
In February 2025, the Pakistan government announced a plan to construct 6 new canals on the Indus river system. Under this scheme, canals are to be constructed in Punjab, Balochistan and Sindh. But critics say that through the dam, the Government of Pakistan wants to transfer Sindh water to Punjab province, which aims to carry water into 1.9 million hectares of barren land in Punjab. Residents of Sindh believe that this project violates their water rights and may be disastrous for the already facing water crisis.
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