@babarazam900
It's so surprising and it feels good to see a journalist living in Punjab raising voice for the state of Sindh ❤
@Cryptoxjanuu
Thanks to the first YouTuber in Pakistan who talked about this issue 😢
@iam_waqas_1
People in Sindh have been protesting for months over the deteriorating condition of the Indus canals, yet mainstream media in Pakistan has remained silent on the issue. Thank you Syed Muzamil Shah, for being the voice of Sindh and highlighting this injustice.
@asadabbas-s8k
You are from south punjab but you still stand with justice👏🏻
@HassanShoroVlogs
Thanks Muzammil bhai. You raised real issue, it's called impartial journalism! You are great. Love from Thatta Sindh❤
@Ubadullah_dr
It is not a problem of sindhi speaking specifically it is problem of all sindh people everyone should raise his voice against this injustice
@techsai4615
However, I am from Tharparkar, which is most water deprived district in Pakistan, where water scarcity is at highest level in comparison to other districts of Sindh and overall Pakistan as well, and Indus water contribution to irrigate lands here is very less because almost whole of the agricultural system here depends on rains. But still, we are really worried about how the injustice is happening with our beloved land Sindh. We all reject those 6 canals. Stop gambling with the very lives of millions in Sindh. Just to irrigate 1.2 Million acres "barren" land, stop desertifying 12 Million acres "fertile and cultivable" land. Stop the lands of Sindh to be swallowed by the sea. Shame on you, the so-called leaders of Pakistan.
@HasnainAhmed90s
I want to express my sincere appreciation, Syed Muzammil, for bringing critical attention to the water crisis affecting Sindh. Your courageous reporting sheds light on an issue that has been shamefully overlooked by mainstream media. By highlighting the potential devastating consequences of these new canal projects, you're giving a voice to millions whose livelihoods and futures are at stake. Thank you for your commitment to truth and justice, and for standing up for the people of Sindh when others have remained silent. 🙏💧 I have some urgent questions that demand answers: Why are we prioritizing new canals in Punjab when Sindh's fertile lands are turning into barren wastelands? How can we justify developing 1.2 million acres of "barren" land in Punjab while potentially desertifying 12 million acres of cultivable land in Sindh? Are Sindhi people not equally Pakistani? Why must we always be the ones to make sacrifices? Who decided that Punjab's agricultural expansion should come at the cost of Sindh's survival? How will these six new canals impact the water rights established in the 1991 Water Accord? What comprehensive studies have been conducted to assess the long-term ecological consequences of this water redistribution? Why is mainstream media silent about the potential humanitarian crisis in Sindh? How will the proposed canal projects affect the already vulnerable communities in Thatta, Badin, and Tharparkar? Can we not redirect these resources to revive and boost agricultural productivity in Sindh instead? What mechanisms exist to ensure equitable water distribution across all provinces? How do these canal projects align with Pakistan's commitments to climate adaptation and food security? Why are the voices and concerns of Sindhi farmers consistently marginalized? What alternative strategies could support agricultural development without causing environmental and social disruption? How will these projects impact the already fragile coastal ecosystems and agricultural lands in Sindh? Are we not risking a potential social and economic catastrophe by continuing these unbalanced development strategies?
@ZakirAli-c8z
Finally Syed muzamil has spoken over Indus water
@Akb900
Finally muzamil bhai raising voice for sindh water shortage .... Iam from thatta sindh here we are facing 80% lack of shortage since 20 years and still they are shifting,most of water to punjab ...millions of lands and lives are at risk ,#Indusriver is life of sindh people generations will be destroyed because these mafia is controlling waters Please everyone should raise vouce against six canals which is going to destroy millions of lives in sindh #nomorecanalsatindusriver #sindhneedswater
@Muhammadkhan-t5n9t
جناب اپ نے بہت سچائی کے ساتھ اور فگر کے ساتھ اس ملک کے پانی پر بات کی ہے اور خاص طور پہ جو چھ کنال نکالے جا رہے ہیں جس کے نتیجے میں کیا ہوگا جو اس پہ بات کی ہے وہ بہت ہی اہم ہے اور خطرناک بھی.
@ZakirAli-c8z
Thankful to muzamil who has spoken over this big matter
@freespirit8848
Thank you, Syed Muzammil, for standing up for Sindh, the Indus River, and humanity.
@nehafaisal
Today I explored your channel and my mind is blown out how informative videos you are making. Subscribed and more power to you. We need to talk about these issues . Hats off to you for describing from very scratch
@Anonymou644
Thank you muzamil for standing for Sindh, for Indus river, for the civilization ❤
@World-Crisis-Tracker
Thanks muzamil to covert this critical issue. The water crisis in Sindh demands immediate attention. Despite its agricultural potential, Sindh now struggles to maintain two growing seasons due to severe water shortages, unlike Punjab which continues to receive adequate supply. Media silence on this critical issue is troubling. While Balochistan and KPK's security challenges receive minimal coverage, Sindh's water crisis remains virtually invisible in national discourse. This pattern of focusing primarily on Punjab while neglecting other provinces reflects a concerning imbalance in national priorities. If left unaddressed, this water inequity will likely spark significant social unrest as Sindh's farming communities—representing 80% of the population—face existential threats to their livelihoods. History shows that water scarcity frequently triggers conflict, especially in agricultural regions. This situation urgently requires fair media representation, equitable water distribution policies, and inclusive dialogue that respects the needs of all provinces, not just Punjab.
@MuzamilHussain-v6d
I am your biggest fan from Sindh very happy to see you for raising voice for the state of Sindh people because it's our right to get our water otherwise we fight with Punjab Government for our right
@mehranali4741
Der aayi durast aayi I was waiting for this video Thank you sir for raising voice for Sindh Love from Sindh
@Arz-e-Pak
Supporting Sindh and Sindhies From Punjab as a Punjabi ❤🇵🇰
@mustafapessoa