For Sindha Agha, who shared a Sindhi heritage with Benazir Bhutto, the killing of the former Pakistani prime minister "was a blow intended to bring down a movement, or, perhaps more correctly, the movement, that anyone, anywhere could relate to. Bhutto’s movement was described by some as a movement to modernize or Westernize Pakistan, but at the root it was a rejection of ways that deprive people of justice."