Looming deadline: Altaf asks workers to support Qadri

Dr Qadri thanked Husain for his support and said that MQM and his organisation have a common agenda.


Our Correspondent December 26, 2012

LONDON: The Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) chief Altaf Hussain has said that his party will support Dr Tahir-ul-Qadri in his struggle to end the corrupt political system, hereditary leaderships and outdated feudal system.

He advised the MQM workers all over the country especially those in the Punjab to prepare for Dr Tahirul-Qadri’s call for action on January 14 and wait for the announcement by MQM Rabita Committee.

Talking to Minhaj-ul-Quran chief Dr Tahirul Qadri on phone, Hussain discussed the emerging political situation in the country. He reiterated that MQM was the only political party with leadership from the lower and middle classes. Dr Qadri thanked Husain for his support and said that MQM and his organisation have a common agenda.

Published in The Express Tribune, December 26th, 2012.

COMMENTS (3)

Dr.A. K.Tewari | 11 years ago | Reply

The streategic assets of Pakistan are now streategic assets of some one else . Who is paying them to attack on anti Taliban forces in Pakistan to increase their hold in Afghanistan . Perhaps they are Afghani Taliban . Both of them want to cover entire region under the grip of shariya law .

Dr.A. K.Tewari | 11 years ago | Reply

Mussarraf , Altaf , and Quadry all of them wants Pakistan to be a dignified member of world community that why they are in contact with the world leaders by living out side of Pakistan . All of them have a remarkable say in the politics of Pakistan . Since IK could not give a suitable option to the voters therefore in the next election the value of these trio is bound to increase . It appears to me that next govt. in Islamabad can not be formed without their support . It is due to this emerging equation Taliban are eager to disrupt the comming election .

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