I am a student of Karachi University. The accusations made by the former Senior Minister Zulfiqar Mirza in his extraordinary outburst on Sunday have put a big question mark against MQM and Rehman Malik. However, his allegations demand the closest of scrutiny.
To what extend does the truth lie in his claims of foreign interference in Karachi? Where does the army stand? What about the allegation against the integrity of Rehman Malik, his fellow party member? How is it that no action is being taken against Mr Mirza even though PPP considers his behaviour to be “an unacceptable violation of party’s discipline”?
Moreover, MQM also seems to be too quiet about the whole issue and hasn’t shown any serious retaliation. The question here is “why not”?
But on the other hand, his press conference was particularly a reaction to the Lyari operation only and he didn’t consider operations in other parts of Karachi to be important.
One would consider that to be too irrational for someone who wants to make peace in the city. The murkiness of power politics blinds the actual picture to be shown to the public. Whatsoever, the story needs to be told in its entirety including possibly Mr Mirza’s own role in the turf war and on-going violence in the city.
An immediate and precise conclusion should be drawn for Karachi’s future. If what has been revealed in the press conference is true, then we are facing the ugliest form of party politics and it will not lead us anywhere. The law and order situation is continuously deteriorating and all political stakeholders need to get together on a common platform to save Karachi.
ZARA RIZVI
Karachi
Finally, MQM own AJmal Pahari and defend by saying "us waqt India ka VISA asani sai lag jata tha" WooW. Mairai rekatives hain par bari mushkil sai lagta hai. Also, deny NATO container case despite proved by FBR and Supreme court.
MQM denies the letter writen to Tony Blair by Altaf Hussain by giving justification that address mentioned on letter is not of MQM sectt.
LIED by MQM , may be it changed now but it was at the letter time.
Visit MQM offcial website: http://www.mqm.org/English-News/Dec-2000/news0012…
MQM SEEKS VIEW OF THE WORKERS AND PEOPLE WHETHER TO REMAIN PART OF THE ALLIANCE FOR RESTORATION OF DEMOCRACY (A R D).
Karachi-8 December 2000
The Co-ordination Committee of Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) considered in detail the questions and apprehensions of its workers and people in regards to its continuation in the A R D in its emergency meeting held at the Party’s Central Office, commonly known as “Nine Zero”.
The MQM has always taken decisions in agreement with the views of its workers and electorates in accordance with the democratic norms having regards of the importance of the views of the people.
The Co-ordination Committee has therefore, sought the views of its workers and the people whether to remain a part of the Alliance for the Restoration of Democracy (ARD). It would take a decision having received the views of the workers and people soon on its future strategy.
The Co-ordination Committee has appealed to the workers and people to forward their views immediately to the Central Office of the MQM situated at 494/8, Azizabad, Karachi either in writing or through phone or fax on the following numbers: Phone No: 631 3690, 632 9900, Fax. No: 632 9955.
The workers and the public could also send their views to the MQM International Secretariat, London on the following address.
MQM International Secretariat
70 Colindale Avenue, London NW9 5ES, United Kingdom.
Phone No: 00 44 20 8358 9000, Fax. No: 00 44 20 8905 9527
Email: [email protected]
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