The Sindhi Culture Day celebrations have commenced across the metropolis here on Sunday. Sindhi Culture Day, also known as Sindhi Ajrak and Topi Day, is celebrated every year on the first Sunday of December. The day is celebrated to highlight Sindhs rich culture. Different programs and rallies have also been scheduled across the city Sunday.
The Central President of Pakistan People’s Party Women’s Wing Faryal Talpur has congratulated the people of the whole country including Sindh on the Sindhi Culture Day. She said, “The culture of the Indus Valley is a reflection of a five thousand year old civilization and is one oldest and greatest civilizations of the world.”
She also said, “Sindhi Topi, Ajrak and Sindhi language have a distinct identity, adding that Pakistan is a land of unparalleled cultural heritage.” Talpur said, “We all have to play our part to preserve and highlight this great legacy of cultures in Pakistan.”
Media should play its leading role in highlighting all the beautiful cultures of Pakistan, she added.The Sindh Police marked Sindhi Cultural Day with enthusiasm at the Central Police Office (CPO), Karachi, hosting a cultural event at the Police Headquarters. Senior officers adorned traditional Sindhi Ajrak attire, adding vibrancy to the occasion. Artists paid tribute to martyrs with Sufi songs. Inspector General of Police (IGP) Sindh, Riffat Mukhtar Raja, highlighted Sindhs significance, its ancient culture, and stressed fostering a crime-free society. Emphasizing respect for all, he urged upholding Sindhi cultures essence and promoting safety.
IGP Riffat Mukhtar Raja emphasized Sindhs historical significance, calling it a symbol of peace with a unique identity and global recognition. The event concluded with a message of unity among diverse communities in Sindh, emphasizing shared humanity. Participants received Sindhi cultural caps and ajraks as tokens of unity and celebration. The DIGPs and AIGPs also shared their perspectives during the ceremony.
