Founder and Leader of Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) Mr Altaf Hussain has asked the intellectuals, journalists and writers of the province of Sindh to work removing the differences and divisions between the New Sindhis and Old Sindhis. He declared that if Pakistan was to become prosperous and strong, the legitimate rights of the Sindh province would have to be granted. Mr Hussain was addressing a mammoth gathering in Al-Mustafa Ground Hyderabad on the occasion of the 28th Foundation Day of the MQM

HYDERABAD / KARACHI: Muttahida Qaumi Movement chief Altaf Hussain has stressed the need for unity among people and appealed to writers, intellectuals and journalists of Sindh to play their role in eliminating differences between the old and new Sindhis.

“I also urge my Sindhi brothers that MQM is your own party…come join it,” he said in his telephone address from London to a large public meeting in Hyderabad’s Bagh-i-Mustafa area on Sunday night to mark the party’s 28th foundation day.

A large number of MQM workers, including women, also gathered in Karachi’s Lal Qila ground to listen to Mr Hussain’s speech, which was simultaneously aired in 31 other places across the country.

MQM JALSA IN HYDERABAD WOULD BE REVERBERATED IN THE CORRIDORS OF POWER IN ISLAMABAD

Founder and Leader of Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) Mr Altaf Hussain has said that end of the oppressive feudal and chieftain system near, and the 28^thfounding day would prove to be the last nail in the coffin. He said this while talking to the workers busy in making preparation for the programme in Al-Mustafa Ground, Hyderabad.

Mr Hussain said that the immense sacrifices rendered by the workers and people of Hyderabad for the movement would never be forgotten. The workers chanted slogans to express their joy and enthusiasm.

Mr Hussain said that the zeal and energy being shown by the people belonging to the poor and middle classes in Hyderabad and the adjoining towns and villages was highly promising. He hoped that the MQM candidates would get significant victory in the coming elections.

Mr Hussain said that the historic gathering on the occasion of the founding day of the MQM would have its reverberations in the corridors of power in Islamabad. The tyranny of the feudal lords would end soon.

Mr Hussain said that humanity was the common factor transcending the barriers of religion, and it was the main reason that a large number of people belonging to different faiths were joining the MQM.

Mr Hussain praised the workers busy in work and particularly appreciated the spirit of the women workers. He advised the workers to maintain exemplary discipline and take particular care of mothers and sisters.