CM Murad Ali Shah condemns murder of 3 transgender persons, grieves over death of 3 sanitation workers

Posted on: 24 Sep 2025 Tags:

KARACHI (Sept 21): Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah condemned the brutal murder of three transgenders, expressed deep sorrow over the deaths of three sanitation workers, and issued a powerful message on the International Day for Peace.

The Chief Minister took strict notice of the brutal murder of three transgender persons in Memon Goth and directed the Inspector General of Police to arrest the culprits immediately. He said the transgender community is among the most marginalised groups of society and must be given dignity and respect. “The state will not tolerate the killing of any innocent or vulnerable citizen,” he emphasised.

Expressing grief over the deaths of three sanitation workers during sewer cleaning in the Garden area, Murad Shah said such individuals perform one of the most difficult and hazardous jobs. He termed them valuable members of society and ordered full medical treatment for a worker who was shifted to the hospital in critical condition.

In his message on the International Day of Peace, the chief minister stressed that peace is essential for human welfare and prosperity. He said no peace effort can succeed without a just solution to the Kashmir issue and strongly condemned the ongoing bloodshed in Gaza. “Wars bring nothing but destruction, economic collapse, and human suffering,” he said, urging the United Nations to fulfil its founding purpose. He added that Pakistan seeks friendly relations with all nations and called on the world community to play its part in building lasting peace.

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