Posters of Prime Minister Modi appeared in Pakistan, a big rally for a separate Sindh

- Imran Khan's tension increased

Islamabad Dated 18th January 2021 Monday

A large rally for a separate Sindhudesh was held in Pakistan on Sunday and a number of posters and banners of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi were displayed at the rally.

The rally was held in Singh's Sann city. Day by day, there was a growing public outcry against Prime Minister Imran Khan.

Earlier, POK, Baltistan, Gilgit and other areas had also staged demonstrations and rallies demanding secession. Now such a rally was held on Sunday 17th January in Sann city of Sindh demanding a separate Sindhudesh. People joining the rally were constantly shouting slogans in support of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. However, besides Modi, posters of leaders of other countries were also seen.

The source said that the people of Sindh celebrate the birthday of national leader GM Syed as a national day. We also appealed to the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of Israel and the newly elected President of the United States Joe Biden to help us get Singh's freedom. Imran Khan's government harassed us. Despite the sanctions imposed on Pakistan, we have high hopes for Modi.

For the last few months the prices of essentials in Pakistan have skyrocketed and people have shouted trahimam. Now various opposition parties had organized and were continuously holding anti-Imran Khan rallies every Sunday. These people are saying that Imran Khan's government should go and fresh parliamentary elections should be held in Pakistan. Opposition parties have repeatedly accused Imran Khan of failing to run the country. Against Imran, the various parties seemed to be uniting, forgetting their differences.