Governor Sindh, Kamran Tessori, has expressed anger over the disappearance of 7-year-old Sarim from New Karachi. The boy has been missing for eight days, and the lack of progress in his recovery has drawn criticism.
Governor Tessori took notice of the case and contacted SSP Central, Zeeshan Siddiqui. He received a briefing on the matter. SSP Siddiqui informed the governor that the boy’s parents suspect the mosque’s muezzin of involvement in the disappearance.
Instructions for Immediate Action
Governor Tessori visited Sarim’s home in New Karachi to meet his family. He assured them of his full support and discussed the incident in detail with Sarim’s father.
Speaking to the affected family, Tessori reassured them that their child is not abandoned. He emphasized that all possible steps would be taken to bring Sarim back safely. The governor also stated that he had personally spoken to police officials to ensure swift action.
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Public Concern Over Child Safety
Sarim’s disappearance has sparked concerns among residents of New Karachi. Many are questioning the safety of children in the area and the effectiveness of local law enforcement.
Governor Tessori assured Sarim’s family and the public that the government is committed to justice. He promised to oversee the progress of the investigation personally.
Hope for Sarim’s Safe Return
Governor’s intervention has raised hopes while the Sarim’s family has expressed gratitude for Tessori’s support and efforts.
Authorities continue to investigate the case under the governor’s supervision. The public awaits updates as officials work to resolve the matter and reunite Sarim with his family.
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