World Sindhi Congress

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سنڌ ۾ پاڻيءَ جي مجموعي کوٽ وڌي 48 سيڪڙو ٿي وئي، حصي موجب ھڪ لک 28 ھزار 240 ڪيوسڪس ملڻو ھو، پر رڳو 66 ھزار 253 ڪيوسڪس پاڻي ملڻ لڳو

سنڌ ۽ بلوچستان ۾ پاڻيءَ جي کوٽ وڌيڪ سنگين ٿيندي پئي وڃي، جڏهن ته پنجاب مسلسل وڌيڪ پاڻي کڻي رهيو آهي، جنهن سان هيٺاهين وارن صوبن جي زرعي سرگرمين ۽ پيئڻ جي پاڻيءَ جي فراهمي کي خطرو پيدا ٿي ويو آهي.
اربع ڏينهن سکر بئراج ڪنٽرول روم جي انگن اکرن موجب، سکر بئراج تي ڪل اپ اسٽريم آمد 50,620 ڪيوسڪ رڪارڊ ڪئي وئي، جڏهن ته ڪل نڪاسي (ڇوڙ) 32,120 ڪيوسڪ هئي.
آبپاشي کاتي جي ذريعن، آبادگارن ۽ ملرن جي نمائندن ٻڌايو ته سنڌ جي ستن واهن لاءِ گڏيل پاڻيءَ جو حصو 53,200 ڪيوسڪ آهي. جڏهن ته عملي طور فراهمي صرف 32,120 ڪيوسڪ هجڻ ڪري، سنڌ کي مجموعي طور 21,080 ڪيوسڪ يعني 39.6 سيڪڙو کوٽ جو منھن ڏيڻو ٿو پئي.

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Water shortages in Sindh and Balochistan are deepening as Punjab continues to draw excess water, threatening the downstream provinces’ agricultural activities and drinking water supplies.

According to data from the Sukkur Barrage Control Room on Wednesday, the total upstream inflow at Sukkur Barrage was recorded at 50,620 cusecs, while the total withdrawal stood at 32,120 cusecs.

Irrigation department sources and representatives of growers and millers stated that the combined water allocation for Sindh’s seven canals is 53,200 cusecs. With the actual supply at just 32,120 cusecs, Sindh is facing an overall shortage of 21,080 cusecs, or 39.6 per cent.

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PRESS RELEASE

''World Sindhi Congress Condemns Brutal State Terror and Repression Against the People of Kashmir''

World Sindhi Congress unequivocally condemns the brutal killings, violent crackdowns, and systematic repression unleashed upon the people of Kashmir by Pakistani security forces and state authorities. The firing on unarmed civilians, suppression of peaceful demonstrations, arbitrary arrests, and the ban imposed on the Awami Action Committee are blatant acts of state violence and grave violations of fundamental human rights and democratic freedoms.

These atrocities once again expose the hypocrisy behind Pakistan’s long-standing propaganda surrounding so-called “Azad Kashmir.” No land can be called “free” when its people are silenced at gunpoint, denied their democratic rights, criminalised for dissent, and punished for demanding justice, dignity, and basic freedoms.

For decades, the Pakistani establishment has relied on militarisation, intimidation, enforced disappearances, censorship, and political repression to maintain the dominance of the Punjabi military elite over historically oppressed nations, including Sindhis, Baloch, Pashtuns, Gilgit-Baltistan communities, and the people of Kashmir. The current violence in Kashmir is not an isolated incident, it is part of a broader pattern of colonial-style occupation and authoritarian control exercised by the Pakistani state against subjugated nations.

World Sindhi Congress firmly believes that no state can sustain legitimacy through bullets, bans, fear, and bloodshed. History has repeatedly proven that oppression breeds resistance, and that the voices of oppressed nations cannot be permanently silenced through violence and coercion.

We also call upon those political parties, organisations, and activists who have historically raised slogans of “Kashmir solidarity” to break their silence and condemn the atrocities now being committed by the Pakistani state against the Kashmiri people themselves. Selective outrage and political silence in the face of state brutality amount to complicity.

World Sindhi Congress stands in unwavering solidarity with the oppressed people of Kashmir and fully supports their fundamental rights to freedom of expression, peaceful assembly, political participation, human dignity, and self-determination in accordance with international law.

We urgently call upon the United Nations, international human rights organisations, democratic governments, and global civil society to launch an independent investigation into the recent violence in Kashmir and hold the perpetrators accountable for crimes against civilians and violations of human rights.

The international community must not remain silent while peaceful voices are crushed through state terror.

Punjabi supremacy is unacceptable.
State violence is unacceptable.
Collective punishment is unacceptable.
Human rights violations are unacceptable.

World Sindhi Congress

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🚨 WEBINAR INVITATION

Violence Against Women in Sindh: A National Crisis Requiring Urgent Action

The increasing violence against women and girls in Sindh—including honour killings, domestic violence, child marriages, abductions, and systemic discrimination—has become a matter of grave concern for our society. This is not merely a women’s issue; it is a national issue that affects the future, dignity, and progress of Sindh.

📅 Sunday, 14 June 2026

🕗 Sindh (Pakistan): 9:00 PM
🇬🇧 United Kingdom (BST): 5:00 PM
🇺🇸 Eastern Time (EDT): 12:00 AM
🇺🇸 Pacific Time (PDT): 9:00 AM

Speakers:
• Sorath Sindhu – Human Rights Activist
• Dr. Aisha Dharejo – President, Sindh Suhai Organisation
• Dr. Sindhu Marvi – Sindhiani Tehreek
• Advocate Rubina Brohi – Chair, Sindh Commission on the Status of Women

Moderators:
• Rubina Shaikh
• Shahida Soomro

Join Zoom Meeting:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85002969649?pwd=1cMb1wAfZ26lzjpZzT3WZDYWLOmrIt.1

Meeting ID: 850 0296 9649
Passcode: 564700

Organised by:
World Sindhi Congress (WSC)
International Sindhi Women’s Organization (ISWO)

“Violence Against Women in Sindh is not just a women’s issue — it is a national issue.”

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سنڌ جي آبپاشي کاتي جي ذريعن مان حاصل ٿيل معتبر انگ اکر (ڊيٽا) ظاهر ڪن ٿا ته پنجاب هن وقت پنهنجي مقرر ڪيل 44,000 ڪيوسڪ حصي جي ڀيٽ ۾ 53,394 ڪيوسڪ پاڻي کڻي رهيو آهي — جيڪو لڳ ڀڳ %21.35 وڌيڪ پاڻي کڻڻ آهي.
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