Gatherings were held throughout the country for offering fateha and recitation of the Holy Quran

The second death anniversary of the martyred convener of Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) Dr Imran Farooq was held today with reverence. Gatherings were held by the MQM throughout Pakistan for offering fateha and recitation of the Holy Quran in order to pay homage to the late leader.

The main gathering was held in Lal Qila Ground Azizabad. Dr Farooq’s parents Muhammad Farooq and Begum Raisa Farooq, his sisters and other family members were also present on the occasion.

The MQM Senators, MNAs and MPAs have announced to donate their one month’s salary for the families of the workers who were killed in the horrific fire in the ill-fated Baldia Town factory. This decision was taken in a joint sitting of the senators, the MNAs and the MPAs at the MQM headquarters in Azizabad. The elected representatives expressed their grief and sorrow on the loss of precious lives in the tragic fire incident and termed it a national tragedy. They also sympathized with the grief-stricken families. The elected representatives decided to donate their one month’s salary as token of their concern and to express solidarity with the affected families. They prayed Almighty Allah to shower his blessings on the deceased workers and prayed for the early recovery of the workers who had sustained injuries.

Federal government should order an inquiry on the arrival of infected sheep in Pakistan
The Founder and Leader of Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) has expressed grave concerns on the arrival of infected sheep in Karachi from Australia. He has demanded the federal government to prohibit the selling of the infected sheep in Pakistan and send them back to Australia. He said that according to the reports of the medical tests conducted, the sheep were infected with disease and their meat was not fit for human consumption. He called for an inquiry into the arrival of infected sheep in Pakistan and said that they must be sent back in order to safeguard the people against diseases that may develop if their meat was consumed.

The consignment contains ration for two months for each family
The second consignment of relief goods, worth several hundred thousand rupees, has been sent for the affected families of the Baldia Town tragedy on three trucks by the Khidmat-i-Khalq Foundation of the MQM. The KKF has started relief activities for the affected families on the special instructions of Mr Altaf Hussain, the founder and leader of the MQM. The trucks were sent in the presence of Deputy Conveners Dr Farooq Sattar, Mrs Nasreen Jalil, and members of the Co-ordination Committee Mr Wasay Jalil, Kunwar Khalid Yunus, and Aftakhar Akbar Randhawa.

Message on the occasion of Second Death Anniversary of the martyred leader

The Founder and Leader of Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) Mr Altaf Hussain has paid glowing tributes to the martyred convener of the MQM Dr Imran Farooq on his second death anniversary. He said that the blood of Dr Imran Farooq would not remain fruitless and the struggle for truth and justice would culminate in success.

MQM Co-ordination Committee pays tributes to Dr Imran Farooq on second death anniversary

The Co-ordination Committee of Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) has paid rich tributes to the martyred convener of the MQM Dr Imran Farooq on his second death anniversary. It said that Dr Farooq was a trusted soldier of Mr Altaf Hussain, and he was a great asset to the MQM. The loss suffered by the MQM due to his martyrdom was irreparable.

There is nothing superior and nobler than the desire of serving the humanity

The Founder and Leader of Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) Mr Altaf Hussain has said that serving the humanity is the best form of worship. He said that there was nothing superior and nobler than the selfless work being done by the MQM workers. He prayed Allah to shower his blessings on the people who were donating money for helping the ailing humanity.

Address to MQM workers and KKF volunteers in Sukkur

The Founder and Leader of Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) Mr Altaf Hussain has said that no other political party besides the MQM has come forward for helping the families affected by the horrific fire in Baldia Town. He said this while talking to the office-bearers and workers of the MQM and volunteers of the KKF at a relief camp in Sukkur established for to the people affected by recent floods.