Larkana: Sindh Provincial Home Minister Zia-ul-Hassan Lanjar has stated that the end of the 15-year bloody tribal feud in Larkana is a historic achievement by the Larkana Police.
Notorious criminals from the Jeho and Dhani tribes, including proclaimed offenders with head money on them, have surrendered before the law.
Twenty-eight individuals from both tribes laid down their weapons and turned themselves in to the legal authorities. All the accused will face the courts.
He said that 25 precious lives were lost and numerous individuals were injured during the 15-year enmity. Now, peace has defeated hatred. Due to the bloody conflict, 2,000 acres of agricultural land had been rendered barren and three villages were destroyed. Today, normal life has begun to be restored. The impartial and indiscriminate action by the Larkana Police brought both tribes onto the path of reconciliation and the rule of law.
The Sindh Home Minister said that the Sindh Police not only arrested the criminals but also ended an enmity that spanned generations. This serves as a clear message to anti-peace elements that no one is above the law in Sindh.
He praised the courageous leadership, sound judgment, and professional strategy of the SSP Larkana, calling it highly commendable. The Larkana Police have proven that power lies with the law, not with the gun.
The reconciliation between the Jeho and Dhani tribes is a historic success for the Sindh Police and a victory for public trust. Sindh Home Minister Zia-ul-Hassan Lanjar said that the SSP Larkana and the entire police team deserve accolades for establishing peace. Where there is peace, development will follow. The writ of the state will be upheld at all costs. The restoration of peace in Larkana is the fruit of the effective vision and robust strategy of the Sindh government and the La4kana Police.