Deadline expires for Sindh government to recover Priya Kumari
Imran
Protesters demanding the recovery of missing girl Priya Kumari and twenty other abducted children have announced the expiration of their three-day ultimatum to the Sindh government.
Activists highlighted that they have maintained a peaceful sit-in for twenty consecutive days without receiving any meaningful response from civil society or state authorities.
The leadership clarified that their struggle is not a political conflict with the provincial or federal government, but a humanitarian appeal to rescue innocent children.
They warned that neglecting these distressed families could trigger severe public backlash across the province. Emphasizing that every missing child represents the future of Sindh, the organizers vowed to announce a tougher future strategy if immediate recovery operations are not launched.
