“We are in contact with him. He will soon visit Lahore,” Qadri said .
He also addressed a press conference at Lahore Press Club to announce his support for Kamal. “He is busy in Karachi for a March 23 public gathering. Our delegation, too, will participate in the event. Before that, we will arrange a get-together in Lahore where some of Kamal’s allies will come and speak,” he said.
Qadri said his Tanzeem was a non-political forum consisting of civil society members, lawyers and businessmen. “We support all those who do a good job. We have also supported Operation Zarb-i-Azb,” he told the media.
“Kamal has done a good job. He is asking people to give up weapons for peace. That’s why we support him,” he said. He said the country, particularly Karachi, was faced with testing times. Peace and stability are the need of the hour for the country’s growth, Qadri said.
“Kamal’s comeback is a new hope for Karachi. All patriotic Pakistanis should support the former Karachi nazim in his struggle to challenge the status quo,” he said.
He said the Tanzeem would lead from the front in taking forward Kamal’s struggle.
 leader Mustafa Kamal would hold his re-launched career's first political rally at Lahore’s historic Mochi Gate ground){kind=link}