By having a late night discussion with Chief Minister Sindh Syed Qaim Ali Shah, Mutahidda Qaumi Movement (MQM) Chief, Altaf Hussain, is likely paving his party’s way back into the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) led provincial government.
Hussain congratulated the CM’s administrative team for the headways made in the investigation of the Safoora Goth massacre, which claimed the lives of 47 Ismaili Muslims, and was orchestrated by ‘a bunch of highly educated Takfiri terrorists.’
“All the police officers who worked round the clock to crack the case deserved to be patted on the back,” the MQM leader said.
Offering all-out help from his party, the MQM leader also stressed that the CM play his due role in finding a solution to the prevailing water crisis that has had the city in its grip for a while now.
“In this regard, an MQM delegation will call on you to share some seriously thought out suggestions, which can help the government improve the situation,” the MQM leader told the CM.
It must be mentioned here that with the mercury rising in Karachi an acute shortage of water has started running riots, which are feared to worsen into full-scale state of anarchy if the government continues to wait for the monsoons.