Overview
- Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah officiated the closing ceremony at the Sehwan shrine after offering fateha.
- Authorities reported over 5,000 police and 300 Rangers on duty with CCTV and drone surveillance, saying the three-day gathering ended without incident.
- The chief minister said roughly three million devotees attended and noted plans to further strengthen arrangements as attendance grows.
- He announced a strategy to curb wheat and flour prices before Ramazan and said Sindh has asked the federal government to purchase one million tons of wheat.
- He said a judicial inquiry has been ordered into alleged extrajudicial killings, while officials highlighted a planned nursing school, vocational training and relief activities at a shrine medical camp.