The revolution for bringing the poor and middle-class into power in the country has become inevitable, Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) chief Altaf Hussain said on Sunday. He was talking with the members of the MQM’s Interior Sindh Tanzimi Committee of the Sukkur zone and office-bearers and activists of different wings of the party. The MQM chief declared that the party’s convention in Sukkur on January 20 would be another step towards abolishing the age-old feudal system in the country. “The determination, courage and resolve of our workers have jolted the ramparts of the palaces of oppression and injustice,” he said. “These palaces would be razed down amid the resounding slogans of truth and honesty,” he added. “The message of the MQM has spread across the land of Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai labourers would bring an end to the outdated feudal system by joining hands with our party.” Hussain said the unwavering party activists of Sukkur would work day and night to make the Sukkur convention a great success. He also commended the activists for their efforts for the convention and asked the party’s officials to look after them and honour them. The MQM chief paid tributes to all martyrs of the party, including Nooruddin Jahangir, and prayed for their souls.
