Kandhkot: Residents have rejected the ongoing anti-encroachment operation, calling it selective and unfair. Citizens allege that influential individuals, elected representatives, and illegal constructions on graveyards remain untouched, while small vendors and shopkeepers are being targeted. The public has demanded a transparent and across-the-board operation.
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