Greedy rulers’ priority, acquisition of wealth, power rather than public welfare, Domki

28 August, 2022 05:28

Shiite News: Allama Maqsood Ali Domki, Central Secretary Tanzeemsazi of Majlis Wahdatul Muslim (MWM) Pakistan, reached Shikarpur and met the rain and flood victims of Goth Jamra whose houses have collapsed in the current rain and flood and their crops have been destroyed.

Residents of the village are sitting under the open sky on the National Highway to avoid the flood water, some of them have tents but the majority are still without tents.

On this occasion, Hazar Khan Khosa and others from the village showed the ruined houses and the village mosque which was cracked and the whole roof was leaking.

Speaking on the occasion, Allama Maqsood Ali Domki said that rain and flood are natural disasters, which are included in the duties of the government to prevent them in advance, but the first priority of the rulers who are hungry for power and wealth is wealth and not the public welfare.

Even today, the people are not being helped by the government and state institutions. On the one hand, millions of tons of wheat from the government are being destroyed, and the wheat lying in the government warehouses has caught fire, while on the other hand, millions of people are dying of hunger.

The recent rains and floods have exposed the ugly face of government performance.

He appealed to all citizens and people of good to support the flood victims in this difficult time. Help the victims with rations and tents. While in the second phase, help the oppressed and poor people in the reconstruction of the destroyed houses.

]On this occasion, Allama Maqsood Ali Domki talked to the district president of Shikarpur MWM district, Brother Asghar Ali Sethar, Brother Mustanasir Mehdi and Brother Babar Ali.

]While, he appreciated their services for the flood victims and expressed hope that MWM Shikarpur will be seen by the side of his brothers and sisters in this hour of difficulty.

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