Kamal censures MQM chief for inciting violence

He says Altaf provoked his workers to kill a hundred people

HYDERABAD: Pak Sarzameen Party chief Mustafa Kamal has accused Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) chief Altaf Hussain of continuing to provoke his party’s supporters for violence.

Talking to the media in Hyderabad on Friday night, Kamal alleged that during his recent address to a gathering of All Pakistan Muttahida Students Organisation, Altaf incited his workers that each of them should kill up to a hundred people.

“If he [Altaf] can be stripped of the MQM’s leadership mandate, the Scotland Yard would arrest him and may also hand him over to Pakistan,” he said, lambasting the MQM leader for motivating the teenage activists to commit crimes.



Kamal invited the youth as well as the working middle-class to join his party. “We are fighting a war for the survival of the upcoming generations,” he said. He asked the people to ponder over how a person who is being funded by the Indian intelligence agency, Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), to destabilise Pakistan can carry out development of the cities that he claims to represent. “One person has held an entire nation hostage.”

Kamal claimed that Altaf has disclosed his links with RAW, involvement in the murder of MQM leader Imran Farooq and money laundering in his interview with the Scotland Yard.

“These interviews are so detailed that one can publish a book.” Anis Qaimkhani and Ashfaq Mangi were also present at the event.

Published in The Express Tribune, June 19^th, 2016.