KARACHI – The leader of MQM, Altaf Hussain, said that people of Karachi now demand to make Karachi a separate Province.
He said while talking to the huge rally in the Jinnah Ground that the picture of Saulat Mirza has been flopped badly.
He said that, “Had the polling time been increased for 2 hours, MQM would have taken more than 0.25 Million votes.”
He appreciates the resolute of the people to come to cast votes even in dire circumstances.
Saulat Mirza put huge allegations against the MQM, but the people of Karachi washed away all the failed allegations on MQM on April 23, he added.
It is useless to ask for justice from the CM Sindh, Syed Qaim Ali Shah, as he never put an ear to our demands, he said.
While commenting on CM Sindh, he said that he is in that stage of life where is writes something else and reads the different thing.
Talking about the Prime Minister, he said that Nawaz Sharif knows the business secrets, and he is doing business of millions and billions.
He screamed that MQM should be accepted as a distinguished and patriotic party.
He invited the PTI, JI and PPP to join hands with MQM and serve the country.
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