Altaf threatens to quit the coalition
LONDON:
MQM Chief Altaf Hussain warned on Monday that his party might consider quitting the ruling coalition if moves were initiated to reverse Hyderabad’s bifurcation.
The issue was discussed at length on Sunday between senior MQM leaders and interior minister Rehman Malik in London.
The MQM delegation comprised of Dr Farooq Sattar, Babar Ghouri and M Anwar.
It said that prime minister’s statement would create new problematic situation in Sindh which would not be good for future relationship between the two parties.
Rehman Malik assured the MQM leaders that this issue has already been taken up by the prime minister.
He also said that he would convey their feelings to the prime minister.
MQM Chief Altaf Hussain warned on Monday that his party might consider quitting the ruling coalition if moves were initiated to reverse Hyderabad’s bifurcation.
The issue was discussed at length on Sunday between senior MQM leaders and interior minister Rehman Malik in London.
The MQM delegation comprised of Dr Farooq Sattar, Babar Ghouri and M Anwar.
It said that prime minister’s statement would create new problematic situation in Sindh which would not be good for future relationship between the two parties.
Rehman Malik assured the MQM leaders that this issue has already been taken up by the prime minister.
He also said that he would convey their feelings to the prime minister.