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Urdu speaking can not take office of the chief minister: Altaf Hussain

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By Web Desk Published September 14, 2014 3 Min Read
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Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) Chief Altaf Hussain emphasis on split of Sindh on administrative basis. He alleged that for an Urdu speaking person to take office of the chief minister of the province is not possible.

Addressing the party workers at the MQM’s headquarters (nine-zero), he said, “Why an Urdu-speaking person cannot assume the top slot of Sindh province?”

Altaf Hussain claimed that MQM is the only liberal and democratic party as he did not allow MQM to become a party of a single family, neither he contested elections, nor did allow his relatives to do the same.”

He also lashed out at the television anchorpersons who declare the MQM’s involvement in May 12 clashes, the Muttahida chief vowed to try May 12 case, as and when his party comes into the power.

He also alleged no one talks about that the tragedy of Ali Garh and Qasba Colony, in which straight bullets were fired at MQM people. Altaf Hussain said the cases were filed against former President Pervez Musharraf, but no one talks about filing a case against Ziaul Haq and Ayub Khan.

He said “Is there no qualms of conscience in the country’s lawyers? No one has the courage to say that case against the Musharraf is illegal.”

He also urged that the cases should be filed against former Chief Justice of Pakistan Iftikhar Muhammed Chaudhry and those who took oath under the LFO.

He asserted urging on the workers to choose a person to lead them. “I cannot put up with disloyalties and false promises anymore,” he added.

In case any MQM worker is assassinated now on, a lawsuit will be filed against DG Rangers, IG Sindh and Chief Minister Sindh, he maintained.

Altaf Hussain emphasised, “If MQM workers are involved in any crimes, the intelligence agencies should provide information and evidences, if they have any against any of them.

Altaf said the rangers and Sindh police pick up the workers and then their dead bodies are found lying around the city.

He demanded the spate of throwing the bodies of the MQM workers, should be stemmed now.

He also dissolved MQM Rabita Committees and said  “I do not want the Rabita Committees of London and Pakistan,”

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