Re: Where are they now???
Emotional honay ki zaroorat nai hai! Please point out where I abused anyone? Please please please stop this rona dhona of abuse and persecution all the time. And everyone who criticises MQM is not a ‘urdu speaker hater’.
A lot of problems (economical, infrastructure, law and order) being faced by Karachi is a direct result of imbalance in development of the city vis-a-vis other cities of Sindh which has resulted in massive migration to Karachi from those areas stretching the city’s resources. This is not a new problem but has resulted out of decades of neglect of smaller cities in Sindh, some parts of Baluchistan and NWFP (now KP). Even Hyderabad is still a backward town in terms of infrastructure development. I was actually supporting you when you said that smaller cities are neglected. They should be developed to reduce pressure from Karachi.
This thread is about MQM not being able to control violence in Karachi and my opinion is that a major reason is MQM itself being involved in violent activities. If you disagree with it, that is your choice, I would call it turning your face from reality and you should stop reading here.
About other parties being involved in violence:
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It does not give MQM licence to do the same (as PPP says that it is their right to do corruption since others do it as well)
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Legal instruments should be used to curb that violence instead of responding with more violence (violence is the taliban way of responding to perceived injustice done to them)
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Negotiate, talk, sort things out, listen, share, compromise? (please don’t kill anymore)