PTI to kick off Wake up Sindh campaign

[Geek]

A day after a massive anti-government rally in Karachi, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has decided to launch a campaign aimed at waking up people of Sindh, Samaa reported Monday.


Sources said PTI chief Imran Khan will visit different cities of Sindh during his partys Wake up Sindh campaign from Hyderabad, the second largest city of Sindh and hub of the politics of PPP, MQM and Sindhi nationalists.


They said a comprehensive strategy for the movement would be devised within a month.


Yesterday, while addressing thousands of his supporters in Karachi, Khan called upon Sindhi-speaking masses to embrace the PTI, claiming that PPP was exploiting Sindhis in the name of Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto. - Samaa

 

[tahirmajid]

Good news and nice thinking/strategy. zara twitter zardari (Bilawal or us kay baap) ko bhi thoda saink lagney do, ye side pe baith kay tamasha daikh rahey hain in ki dum pe bhi paon rakhna chahiey.

 

[M.Sami.R]

اگر تحریک انصاف سندھ کو جگانے میں کامیاب ہوگئی تو یہ نئے پاکستان کی نوید ہوگی، سندھ کو بھٹو خاندان کی نحوست سے نجات دلانی ہوگی۔

 

[IhsanIlahi]

Hyderabad to pehly bhi gya hai... rural sindh jao yar....

 

[kakamuna420]

PAT needs to do dharna in Islamabad regularly. Imran needs to do dharna on weekends and tour the country on week days. This way the whole country will be under their influence.
PAT will sit and maintain the dharna easily.

 

[SK_LHR]

Good work whosoever undertakes it! Have been to some cities of Sindh and believe me it appears that they are still living in stone ages. Sindh really needs awakening. Media needs to play its due role too in this respect, without any party bias. I fail to understand why so called HR activists and NGOs are criminally silent on that front since long.

 

[ansarppu]

ab khursheed shah ko b aag lage gi....good strategy

 

[desan]

Nice move...

PTI is emerging as a uniting force in this fractured nation.

 

[wajidkhan]

Welcome Imran...

 

[iltaf]

perfect move by PTI, highly appreciate it to cover Sindh too. It has been ignored but good timing.