MQM-P not given authorization for walk, just senior pioneers to visit 'Martyrs' Monument'
'In yet another difference in
tack as of late by the Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P), the gathering
on Saturday drop its intend to arrange a rally to visit "Saints'
Monument" in Karachi's Azizabad territory, in a ground near the MQM's
fixed home office.
MQM-P boss Dr Farooq Sattar while
conversing with columnists outside his living arrangement declared that the
gathering was not given authorization by the organization to walk to the
landmark known as Yadgar-I-Shuhada at Jinnah Ground.
Rather, Sattar said he alongside
individuals from the gathering's Rabita Committee will visit the landmark
toward the evening, authorization for which was concurred.
He said the gathering had asked
its supporters in the morning to not appear for the walk subsequent to being
denied authorization, in any case, "on the off chance that they wind up
coming all things considered, it is [because of] their own particular regard
for the saints".
"The legislature and
organization ought to have made these game plans... [they] ought to have given
us our entitlement to utilize our opportunity, which we are not being
given," he said while talking outside MQM-P's office in Bahadurabad.
Before leaving for the landmark,
the gathering held a consultative meeting of the Rabita Committee at its
Bahadurabad office.
Addressing correspondents after
the meeting, Sattar said they had connected for a consent for the walk, however
the organization won't, refering to "dangers to our lives".
Since MQM originator Altaf
Hussain's ignitable Aug 22, 2016 discourse, the gathering's Nine Zero home
office and its open secretariat at Khurshid Memorial Complex in Azizabad have
been closed and the MQM-P, or those related with Altaf-drove MQM-London, have
not been permitted to visit the landmark known as Yadgar-I-Shuhada.
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