Re: Minister Zulfiqar mirza resigns! And makes serious allegations on Altaf Hussain
MQM has to answer some very serious questions such as:
1) Why did they write a letter to Tony Blair to disband ISI.. ZM has produced this letter as an evidence.
Write a letter to Tony Blair to disband ISI ... Who told you about that?
1: Tony Blair
2: Altaf Hussain
3: British Government has unclassified that letter after 20 years
4: Ayea (maidservant) in Dubai BB apartment who also produced a letter written by BeNazir making Zardari heir (Waris) of slaves (Jiyalas) she has if she dies
5: Zulfiqar Mirza agents (Jasoos) who managed to get into British government archive of Tony Blair’s time
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2) Are they conspiring to break Pakistan as ZM has alleged under oath?
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Second question can be answered once first is answered.
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3) If as Saleem as suggested ZM was working against the interest of Urdu speaking population, why they were a part of such government?
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I have not suggested that ZM is working against interest of Urdu speaking SIndhis. What I suggested is that ZM is fighting to keep PPP hopes of forming next Sindh government alive. Read my post again. Here is what I wrote so read carefully:
Now coming to the problem of PPP in Sindh and why PPP is worried and why all the killings happening in Karachi.
Situation in Sindh is that corrupt government of PPP is losing their support very fast in their Karachi strongholds (PPP have 6 seats in Karachi) and also all over other parts of Sindh, as they have done nothing for people other than corruption and abuses. Party that is increasing their influence fast is MQM, not only in Karachi but all over Sindh amongst Sindhi speaking as well as Baloch, Punjabi and Pakhtun voters, where many voters who were traditionally voters of PPP or other parties are joining MQM. In last election (2008), PPP got around 3.5 million votes in Sindh whereas MQM got just over 2.5 million votes.
Numerical situation in SIndh Assembly is that, PPP got 72 out of 130 elected seats in 2008 (and that also with help of 'jali votes' and sympathy votes due to BB death). PPP only need to lose 8 seats to become minority and lose Sindh government. PPP has 6 seats in Karachi and expect to lose few to MQM in next election. PPP is also expected to lose many provincial assembly seats to MQM in other parts of Sindh too. MQM has 39 seats but expect to make substantial gain in next election.
It is expected that next government of Sindh could be of MQM [probably in coalition with PML (presently 8 seats), PML-F(presently 6 seats) and NNP (presently 3 seats)] .
Zulfiqar Mirza thinks that killings in Karachi and blaming MQM for that would create ethnic rift in Sindh and thus fearing MQM rise, Sindhi, Baloch and Pakhtun voters in Sindh would not vote MQM, rather they would take refuge in voting PPP, thus would make MQM popularity weaker. Zulfiqar Mirza also thinks that these killing and blaming MQM would make MQM lose votes in Karachi too. Hence all the killings perpetrated by PPP and front man Zulfiqar Mirza.
Note: Karachi demography at present is:
Muhajirs:
Urdu speaking Muhajirs: ~ 50 percent
Non-Urdu speaking Muhajirs (Gujrati, Marathi, Kathiawari, Memoni, Bengali, Persian, and others): ~ 20 percent.
Punjabis (many are Muhajir of East Punjab): ~13 percent
Pathans (many are from Afghanistan): ~10 percent
Sindhis: ~5 percnet
Makranis/Balochs: ~2 percent
Some Sindhis, some Balochs, some Punjabis and most Pathans are non-voters in Karachi as they are registered as voters in their home places in Balochistan, interior Sindh, Punjab and NWFP (Afghans and large number of Bengali and Persian settlers have no voting right).
Anyhow ... MQM in Karachi does not only get votes from majority of Urdu speaking Muhajirs (around 50 percent of Karachi’s population) and Muhajir communities speaking Gujrati, Marathi, Kathiawari, Memoni, Bengali, Persian, and others (consisting around 20 percent of population) ... but MQM gets most votes from Karachiets who are Punjabis (around 13 percent) and substantial votes of Pathans (10 percent). MQM also get some votes from Sindhis and Balochies living in Karachi (around 7 percent of population).
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4) And most importantly they have to answer they evidence ZM has provided against killings of innocent Karachiites. It's not a joke, 5000 innocent lives are lost in past one year.
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Answer of question 3 gives the answer of question 4 too regarding person or party responsible of killings.
Point to note: Whatever is happening in Karachi is obvious. When a party that represents people do not rule an area rather area is ruled by a party that is in conflict with the people’s choice (PPP rules Karachi when people do not vote PPP but vote MQM), then conflicts is bound to happen at local level. Solution to Karachi situation is democracy, where people chose person (Mayor) who administers all local problems (for that, free and fair local body election should be held with full administrative and executive powers to whoever wins).