History of MQM terrorism in Pakistan

[K_Khan]

@hanibal

U r right, we should acknowledge the problem.

The Problem is, The Country has been hijacked by the 5% of the population.
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Remaining 95% of the population is being abused by the 5% under the DIVIDE & RULE policy.**

May it be MQM or any other ethinic party, they are just tools of this 5%.

This 5% is smart enough to make us fight with each other and ignoring real problem maker.

dying of innocents is just occasion of feast for this class, we have seen the president of Pakistan dancing on eve of 12 May, when around 40 people were killed…

So even before acknowleding the problem, one should see the source of the problem. then the proper actions can be taken.

I have said this many time on each and every forum of life, Altaf, Wali, Mengal, GM syed etc are nothing but the people who have created problem for the common man, so that they can florish.

I agree to the fact that Urdu Speaking community have been pushed back, but the question is, which community in Pakistan is being treated well?

Punjabi? most of them live below poverty line, selling their kids and commiting suicides because they cannot buy their kids meal for single day..

or u think the farmer ( in Sindh, Punjab, NWFP and Balochistan) who works in heat of June, July and freezing temp of December January and still his family is starving, whereas the their separate meal for the pets of these landlords?

Dear Brother, our society may have talent, may have great potential, what they lack is Social Justice… If they get his right, every other piece will fall in place, the forces opposing this system to be applied are the very tools of 5%.

Lets hope for a Just System in Pakistan, where best man for the job should be te criteria rather than any pathetic quota system…

you know what, If it was coming from ME, some people here would have immediately said that here comes MQM propeganda

the social justice comes after the hunger. The irony is that in last 60 years no one paid any attention to the problems a common man is facing. In Sindh it’s a main problem. during the 80’s when MQM and JSF were fighting for territorial control, the industry from Interior Sindh was shifting to Punjab (of course every invester looks for his protection) the result was massive unemployment and migration to Karachi and Hyderabad. which caused further problems. These unemployed youngsters joined parties like MQM and that’s how this bhatta culture started. There was some migration from Karachi to Interior sindh as well, but it didn’t make much problems coz mostly they were Sindhi families who had strong roots in interior Sindh.