Berlin, April 28 -- Shafi Burfat, Chairman of the Jeay Sindh Muttahida Mahaz (JSMM), addressed the grievances of the Sindhi people in a video message, condemning what he described as the colonial exploitation of Sindh by Pakistan and Punjab. Framing his speech as a call to action for Sindh's national freedom, he highlighted a long-standing struggle against political coercion, economic exploitation, and the systemic looting of Sindh's resources.

Burfat's rhetoric was sharply critical of Punjab, accusing it of forcibly controlling Sindh's water resources through the diversion of the Sindhu River. He invoked a 1945 agreement where 75 percent of the river's water was allocated to Sindh. However, he claimed that since Pakistan's formation, Pu...