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SANGHAR, Dec 17 (APP):A traditional annual fair held in memory of renowned political figure and classical personality Shah Nawaz Khan Junejo continued with vibrant cultural enthusiasm here on Wednesday day, drawing large crowds from across the district.
On the fourth day of the fair, traditional sports including malakhro (Sindhi wrestling), kabaddi and colourful horse races were organised, featuring prominent players from different parts of the country. The competitions generated considerable excitement among spectators, reflecting the enduring appeal of Sindh’s indigenous sports and cultural traditions.
The fairgrounds presented a lively picture of Sindh’s folk heritage, with stalls displaying ajrak, Sindhi caps, traditional attire, handicrafts and live folk music performances. A livestock exhibition featuring goats and buffaloes was also arranged to promote the rural economy and animal husbandry.
Speaking to the media, the fair’s organiser and former MNA Muhammad Khan Junejo said Sindh was one of the world’s oldest civilisations and its culture was a source of identity and pride. He urged the youth to stay connected to their cultural roots, stating that traditional values played an important role in positive mental and physical development. He said the fair was organised to keep alive the legacy of Shah Nawaz Khan Junejo and to promote Sindh’s cultural heritage.
Taluka Chairman Ghulam Murtaza Junejo, Muhammad Khan Bijoro and other participants said such cultural events not only paid tribute to Shah Nawaz Khan Junejo but also helped transfer Sindh’s rich folk traditions and indigenous sports to the younger generation.