It is strongly objectionable that the movement for creating the new Hazara province is being launched in Karachi instead of their own province, KP, thus putting the fragile law and order situation of Karachi at further risk. As a matter of principle, had they confined such activities to their own province, no one would have raised such objection.
It seems Baba Haider Jalal, who poses himself as a champion of the so-called Hazara province movement in Karachi, might inadvertently disturb the peace of Karachi.I suggest that the Sindh government, as a policy matter, should ban forthwith such objectionable activities that can disturb the law and order situation in Karachi.
MOHAMMAD KHAN SIAL
Karachi
(II)
The leader of the Tehrik-e-Hazara has started the movement for a separate Hazara province. Although he has every right for speaking in favour of Hazara province, he seems not to understand the ground realities. He should know that the creation of a new province is a complicated process in the country. No one can create new province by using just slogans. Ground work is necessary for this task. Then there is the need of two-thirds majority for pursuing the resolution in the respective province.
The leader of this movement, Baba Haider, has no seats. I suggest him to first secure provincial strength and then get the resolution for a separate Hazara province passed in the KP assembly.
TARIQ HUSAIN KHAN
Karachi
