Sukkur: Umm Rabab Chandio, a victim of the brutal murder of her grandfather, father, and uncle seven years ago, spoke at the Sukkur Press Club yesterday, demanding justice and calling for a revolution against the oppressive feudal system in Sindh.
Umm Rabab, who has written a book titled “Azan of Revolution,” said that the feudal system has spread like a virus in Sindh, but the people are slowly waking up and rebelling against it. She urged the people to rise against the cruel system and demand their rights. She suggested that January 17 should be celebrated as a day against the feudal system, where the oppressed people of Sindh can come out and raise their voices against oppression.
Umm Rabab’s book is a story of her struggle for justice and against the patriarchal system, and includes suggestions to raise awareness among the people. She emphasized that anyone who tries to bring revolution is always at risk, but she will not remain silent, as the people of Sindh are with her, giving her courage.
Her powerful message resonated with the audience, and her call for revolution against the feudal system is expected to inspire many to join the fight for justice and equality in Sindh.
