Altaf calls upon govt to take notice of “Talibanisation” in Karachi

Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM), Chief Altaf Hussain on Saturday said  the political instability in the country, threats at our border, the situation after the elections of February  18, 2008 to- date and the growing indifference on certain issues between the PPP and PML-N alliance which made the PML-N to quit the coalition Government, deteriorating situation in Northern Areas and the NWFP have  further deteriorated the situation.

Besides, the issue of restoration of judges has not been resolved, MQM Chief said, according to a statement issued by MQM here  on Saturday evening.

As a result, every Pakistani citizen is distressed and very concerned. Altaf Hussain  expressed  these views while addressing an important session at the MQM International Secretariat London, the statement further said.

The session was attended by Sindh Governor Dr. Ishrat-ul- Ebad Khan, Senior Deputy Convener Tariq Jawaid, City Nazim Mustafa Kamal, Members of MQM Coordination Committee, Provincial Minister for IT Raza Haroon, Member of Provincial Assembly Ms Zareen Majeed, Members of International Secretariat and Members of various organisational wings of MQM.

Altaf Hussain alleged that through a well-planned conspiracy Taliban from all over the country are being transported to settle in Karachi, the largest city of Pakistan and the only port city which serves as the gateway to Central Asia.