Asghar Sindhi

He never been appeared infront of court, because they knew If he talk in court we will be hanged. My father is one of the his followers, used as nationalist poet always says bring us infront of court and court have to hear us without biasness the can hang us #TributeToSainGMSyed

He struggled, suffered many plights,after all he had been brave old man. #TributeToSainGMSyed

اڳِيان اَڏِنِ وَٽِ، پويَن سِر سنباها؛ ڪاٽ تہ پوين قبولَ ۾، مَڇُڻ ڀانئِين گهَٽِ؛ مٿا مُھايَنِ جا، پيا نہ ڏِسين پَٽِ؟ ڪلالڪي ھَٽِ، ڪُسڻ جو ڪوپُ وَھي. رهبر سنڌ سائين جي ايم سيد جي عظمتن کي قومي سلام #TributeToSainGMSyed

Heroes never Die Rather they live on forever in the hearts and minds of those who would follow in their footsteps! #TributeToSainGMSyed

“The most important thing in politics is a character, we have bad character people so politics has been tarnished, our leaders should make character exemplary as people can follow them.” -Sain GM. Syed. #TributeToSainGMSyed

مان دنيا جو اھڙو قيديءَ آھيان، جيڪو پنھنجو ڏوھ قبولڻ لاءِ عدالت پهچي وڃان ٿو پر جج ڪيس ٻڌڻ بجاءِ ڀڄي وڃن ٿا. سائينءَ جي ايم سيد #TributeToSainGMSyed

Sain GM Syed, an original thinker of South Asia, fought colonialism's ideological and political legacy. He challenged Pakistan's monolithic policies by emphasizing secularism, linguistic rights, and the voice of the oppressed in history. #TributeToSainGMSyed

ohchr.org/en/press-relea… World Sindhi Congress is profoundly grateful to the UN Experts for issuing a powerful statement on 22 April 2026 on forced conversions in Pakistan. The experts include five Special Rapporteurs, as well as the Chair, Vice-Chair, and a member of the UN Working Group on discrimination against women and girls. In our view, this is the strongest statement to date on the issue of forced conversions in Pakistan by the UN. The World Sindhi Congress (WSC) has consistently raised its voice against human rights violations affecting the Sindhi people, including the forced conversion of Sindhi Hindu girls. WSC has submitted numerous statements and contributions to the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) process on this critical issue. Most recently, WSC presented a statement during the 61st Session of the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) in March–April 2026. The UN report states that 'In 2025, about 75 percent of the women and girls affected by forced conversion through marriage were Hindu and 25 percent Christian. Almost 80 percent of incidents occurred in Sindh province.' It is encouraging to note that many of the concerns and assertions raised by WSC are reflected in the statement issued by the UN experts. The UN statement recognises that Hindus constitute the largest group affected by this trauma, which in practice largely refers to Sindhi Hindus. This acknowledgment offers hope that our advocacy efforts are being heard.