Panjgur Traders Halt Business in Protest of Businessman’s Killing

GWADAR: Business activities in Panjgur came to a complete standstill on Saturday as traders observed a shutter-down strike to protest the killing of renowned businessman Haji Samiullah in the Nag area of Washuk district.

All major commercial centres, financial institutions, and markets across the city remained closed throughout the day in response to the incident. Members of the business community also staged a protest rally at Bismillah Chowk, condemning the violence that led to the tragic death of Samiullah, who was well-respected in the local economy.

This strike highlights the growing concerns over safety and security for business owners in the region, as incidents of violence against traders have been on the rise. The killing of Samiullah has sent shockwaves through the community, prompting calls for increased protection and measures to ensure the safety of local entrepreneurs.

In the wake of this incident, local authorities are expected to launch an investigation into the circumstances surrounding Samiullah’s death. Community leaders are urging the government to take immediate action to address the security concerns that plague the business environment in Panjgur.