MQM targeted with malicious propaganda for raising voice on Sindh's rights: Altaf

MQM chief says elements who are trying to instigate racial violence in Sindh cannot be friends, well-wishers of Sindh.


Web Desk January 04, 2014
Altaf Hussain says his party is the movement of the oppressed people. PHOTO: FILE

KARACHI: A day after causing a stir with his comments, Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) chief Altaf Hussain said on Saturday that those trying to instigate racial violence in Sindh had launched a malicious propaganda against the party, just because they had raised their voice for Sindh’s rights.

Addressing party workers finalising preparations for a rally in Karachi, Altaf claimed that Sindhis, Muhajirs, Punjabis, Pakhtoons, Baloch, Seraikis, Kashmiris, Gilgatis and Biltistanis all support MQM.

“Sindh is the land of love. Some elements who are enemies of Sindh have launched a poisonous propaganda against MQM for raising voice on Sindh’s rights. MQM is the movement of the oppressed people. The fruits of this movement will be reaped by oppressed people belonging to all ethnicity, linguistic groups, sects or ideologies,” a statement released by his party quoted Altaf as saying.

The MQM chief said that elements who are trying to instigate racial violence in Sindh could not be friends and well-wishers of Sindh and Sindh’s people. He added that they had launched malicious propaganda to do this.

On Friday, Altaf Hussain had said during his telephonic address that “I want to tell the nationalist groups and PPP leaders that if they don’t accept the mandate of urban Sindhis then [they should] create a separate province for them.”

The comments had evoked strong responses from members of other political parties.

COMMENTS (19)

Aysha M | 10 years ago | Reply

@Truth_Prevails: get used to it and enjoy the absurdity

Truth_Prevails | 10 years ago | Reply

ET what's wrong with ur system? My ID has been used by someone else and I believe Ayesha M's ID has been hacked as well. Plz improve ur system

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