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PhotoNews Pakistan > Top News > Sindh Police arrested Shopkeeper selling “Om” Shoes in Tando Adam
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Sindh Police arrested Shopkeeper selling “Om” Shoes in Tando Adam

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By Web Desk Published June 20, 2016 3 Min Read
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Sindh police has arrested shopkeeper selling “Om” Shoes in Tando Adam on plea on Pakistan Hindu Council ’s (PHC).

Patron-in-chief of Pakistan Hindu Council and Member of National Assembly Dr. Ramesh Kumar Vankwani, while talking to a Hindu delegation, led by Engineer Hotchand Karmani said “The incident of OM shoes has raised a new wave of peaceful activism by all stakeholders of civil society across the country who not only condemn the act of selling such controversial shoes but also express solidarity with the Pakistani Hindu Community,”

On the occasion, Karmani thank to the Patron in Chief of PHC, Dr Ramesh Kumar Vankwani for highlighting this issue and bringing it to the media for high ups attentions.

Maryam Nawaz, daughter of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif also took notice of press statement issued by Pakistan Hindu Council about alleged use of Hindu holy symbol on shoes being sold in Tando Adam area of Sindh, and termed as “Unacceptable”.

Dr. Ramesh Vankwani further said, the shopkeeper has been arrested and the shoes in question have also been confiscated.

Dr. Ramesh Vankwani further added “We are thankful to the Sindh Police for registering FIR no.124/2016 u/s 295A PPC against the accused shopkeeper Jahanzab s/o Shukat Ali Khaskhili,” .

The Police officials have found that the shoes were actually purchased from “Naeem Footwear”, based in Moti Bazar, Lahore, and in this regard Punjab Police is also being approached for taking action against the manufacturer of the shoes which is situated in Punjab. Dr. Ramesh added.

Dr. Ramesh Kumar said that it is un-ethical and highly immoral to insult any religion either it is of a minority or majority.

“The state must play the proactive role for punishing the culprits under the blasphemy laws”, he demanded, while requesting Prime Minister of Pakistan to take strict action against such disrespectful crime. He was gratified for the trust that his community members showed on him and assured them that he will not take a peaceful sit until solid action against such awful crime is not taken.

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