Allegations of Missing Voters in Khwaja Sara Community Raise Concerns

In a recent statement, Shazadi Rai, the leader of the Gender Interactive Alliance, has claimed that 15,000 Khwaja Sara voters are missing from the voter list. Speaking at the Karachi Press Club during a media interaction, Rai highlighted that the process of issuing identity cards to Khwaja Saras has been abruptly halted.



As per Rai, not just has the issuance of identity cards been halted, however the Khwaja Sara people has likewise been denied of their entitlement to take part in the elections. Asserting that the portrayal of Khwaja Saras has been purposefully neglected, Rai communicated worries over the refusal of their voting rights.

Moreover, the Gender Interactive Alliance pioneer uncovered that not a solitary person from the Khwaja Sara people group is available on the democratic rundown. Rai underlined the need to redress what is going on quickly to guarantee that every eligible voter within the Khwaja Sara community is included in the electoral process.

The claims likewise address concerns with respect to the prohibition of Khwaja Saras from the electoral process, recommending an expected encroachment on their majority rule freedoms. Rai encouraged specialists to research and resolve these issues to maintain the standards of inclusivity and decency in the appointive framework. The assertion finished up with Rai advised against any oppressive practices and supporting for the fair and equivalent treatment of the Khwaja Sara community. 

This improvement brings up issues about the honesty of the citizen enrollment process and the requirement for a straightforward and comprehensive electing situation that regards the freedoms, everything being equal, no matter what their gender identity.