Author: Imtiaz Hussain

By Imtiaz Hussain SUKKUR: The Sukkur Union of Journalists has announced that it will hold a journalists’ martyrs’ conference on 29 March, bringing together media professionals from across Pakistan. The decision was made during a key meeting chaired by Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) central leader Imdad Phulpoto. Attendees included Sukkur Union of Journalists President Parvez Khan, General Secretary Din Muhammad Samijo, Senior Vice President Syed Kamran Ali, Ahmad Qureshi, Treasurer Nisar Chanjan, Office Secretary Raja Rustam Andhar, Abdul Majeed Mehr, Altaf Kilor, Nadeem Bozdar, Azad Ajeeb Mangi, Ali Gohar Shanbani, and other members. Representatives from Sukkur National Press…

By Imtiaz Hussain SUKKUR: A protest demonstration was held for the fourth time at the Sukkur National Press Club against the alleged fabrication of FIRs registered against senior journalist Malook Baloch, reportedly on the instructions of SEPCO’s CEO. The protest followed Baloch’s reports exposing alleged corruption within SEPCO, after which serious cases, including terrorism-related charges, were filed against him at police stations in Kashmore, Tharushah, Ghotki, Kandhra, and Sukkur. The demonstration was led by Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) central leader Imdad Phulpoto. Prominent participants included Sukkur Union of Journalists President Parvez Khan, Sukkur National Press Club President Abdul…

By Imtiaz Hussain JAMSHORO: An alarming incident occurred at the Liaquat University of Medical & Health Sciences (LUMHS) Hospital in Jamshoro, where a man allegedly attempted to set fire to the hospital’s OPD store after being denied prescribed medicines. According to details, the patient visited the OPD for treatment and was prescribed medicines by a doctor. Upon approaching the hospital’s OPD store, he was informed by staff that the medicines were unavailable and was advised to purchase them from outside. Frustrated by the situation, the man returned later carrying a bottle of petrol, intending to set the store on fire.…

By Imtiaz Hussain SUKKUR: Police have arrested two individuals in connection with the brutal killing of 4-year-old Ali Raza, whose body was discovered in a pond within Ranipur police limits three weeks ago. The accused, identified as Muhammad Afzal Farooqi and Nazar Muhammad Chandio, were apprehended following an intensive investigation into the heinous crime. During a joint press conference, DSP City Khairpur Asadullah Bhatti and SHO Ranipur Hashim stated that the accused had been smoking cannabis in a room where children, including the victim, were present. The situation escalated when Afzal Farooqi, allegedly under the influence, struck Ali Raza on…

By Imtiaz Hussain SUKKUR: A tragic road accident on the Indus Highway near Torhi Phatak claimed the life of a young man and left six others injured when a car overturned while traveling from Dadu to Karachi. The deceased has been identified as 30-year-old Dost Ali, son of Khadim Randwani, who died on the spot. The injured include Muhammad Malook, son of Hussain Bakhsh; six-year-old Muhammad Usman Randwani; four-year-old Aamna; eight-year-old Muhammad Hussain; Rabia, daughter of Khadim Hussain; and Fatima, daughter of Muhammad Malook Randwani. Rescue teams immediately shifted the injured and the deceased to Manjhand Taluka Hospital. The injured…

By Imtiaz Hussain SUKKUR: In a major development, the Registrar of Shah Abdul Latif University (SALU), Khairpur, has registered an FIR (No. 65/2026) under sections 420, 486, 471, and 500 of the Pakistan Penal Code against 130 individuals for obtaining fake degrees. The accused hail from Sindh, Punjab, and Balochistan, and are alleged to have received fraudulent degrees, including LLB, LLM, BA, BSc, BCom, and other master’s programs, issued between 1994 and 2024. Notably, the FIR does not name any SALU employees; all accused are private individuals who obtained the degrees. The Vice Chancellor, on orders from the Higher Education…

By Imtiaz Hussain KHAIRPUR: Students from Shah Abdul Latif University (SALU), Khairpur, participated in the annual Asian Waterbird Census across Sindh wetlands, gaining practical field experience in avian monitoring and conservation. The census was conducted at four key sites—Langh Lake, Hammal Lake, Drigh Lake, and Mehrano Wildlife Sanctuary—in collaboration with the Sindh Wildlife Department. The expedition was led by senior officials, including Dara Muneer Qazi, Deputy Conservator, and Altaf Hussain Khuro, Director of the Wildlife Department, with scientific guidance from Zoologist Mehrban Ali Brohi of the Zoological Survey of Pakistan. Under the leadership of Dr. Zaib-un-Nisa Memon and research fellow…

By Imtiaz Hussain SUKKUR: A Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEM), exhibition at Government Naz Pilot High School in Khairpur was held, highlighting the creative and scientific talents of students across the district. Fifteen government boys’ and girls’ schools participated, presenting a variety of innovative science projects. The Deputy Commissioner visited classrooms, reviewed the projects, and commended students for their efforts, encouraging them to further develop their skills. The event also included a ceremony in the school auditorium, where students presented educational tableaux and appreciation certificates were awarded to outstanding students and teachers for their performances. In a separate…

By Imtiaz Hussain THARPARKAR: Pakistan People’s Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari said on Wednesday that certain forces were trying to undermine Sindh’s rights and seize its resources under the pretext of poor governance. Speaking at the inauguration of a new NED University campus in Tharparkar, Bilawal claimed a campaign was underway to portray the provincial government as inactive. “It is being said that the PPP has done nothing and that powers should be handed over to Islamabad,” he said. Referring to the new campus, Bilawal said his party cared deeply for the people of Sindh and had brought significant change to…

By Imtiaz Hussain SUKKUR: Pir Sahab Pagara Syed Sibghatullah Shah Rashdi, the spiritual leader of the Hur Jamaat, arrived in Khanpur, Ghotki district, on Tuesday, where thousands of followers welcomed him with chants and expressions of devotion. During a reception hosted near Khanpur Mehar, Pir Pagara met followers as part of his spiritual visit and addressed the gathering on social, religious and economic issues. He emphasised the importance of educating girls and providing better training for children, calling education the foundation of a strong community. He urged prayers for the Pakistan Army, saying the fight against terrorism was being carried…