Karachi: MQM Pakistan Leader Mustafa Kamal Says There Are Many Challenges, So Power Isn’t Important Right Now
In a statement, MQM Pakistan leader Mustafa Kamal said that the country is going through such difficult times that no single political party can solve these problems alone. He added that power is not the priority right now, as there are far greater challenges to address.
Referring to the growing pressures of leadership, Mustafa Kamal said, “It’s Difficult to Meet People’s Expectations While in Power Mustafa Kamal.” He highlighted how difficult it becomes for any party to fulfill public hopes when they are in power, especially under the current national circumstances.
He further stated that MQM introduced a draft of constitutional amendments five months ago and has demanded three key amendments from their side.
Talking about relations with the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP), Mustafa Kamal said that there is no one in the Sindh government with whom dialogue is possible. Therefore, MQM has not even considered forming any political ties with PPP. He accused PPP of increasing tensions and behaving inappropriately with MQM.
The MQM leader also emphasized that they have all the necessary documentation, including Form 45 and Form 47, and possess solid evidence to support their position.
