Altaf Hussain (Qaid/founder MQM Muttahida Qomi Movement) the only leader of 98% poor and middle class majority of Pakistan, the only hope for the betterment and better future of Pakistan address the people of Pakistan!
The real face of MQM:
Altaf Hussain announces MQM's role in saving Pakistan from economic turmoil by establishing a Micro Finance bank to help poor and hopeless people set their business..
Altaf Hussain advises youth not to be ashamed of guarding, fruit selling, teaching etc


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July 26th, 1997, the Mahajir Qaumi Movement officially transforms into the Muttahida Qaumi Movement, in order to further it's nationwide campaign against feudal domination.

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Altaf Hussain (Qaid/founder MQM Muttahida Qaumi Movement) the only leader of 98% poor and middle class majority of Pakistan, the only hope for the betterment and better future of Pakistan

Altaf Hussain (Qaid/founder MQM Muttahida Qaumi Movement) the only leader of 98% poor and middle class majority of Pakistan, the only hope for the betterment and better future of Pakistan sends his KKF team for the rescue of poor and affected people of Quetta earthquake which removed 30 villages from the face of the earth!

KKF teams were helping them more than any welfare organization...
even traitor enemies like Ali Kurd acknowledge this fact!

Our Leader ALtaf Hussain is the only hope for a peaceful and progressive Pakistan!

Altaf Hussain (Qaid/founder MQM Muttahida Qaumi Movement) the only leader of 98% poor and middle class majority of Pakistan, the only hope for the betterment and better future of Pakistan address the people of Pakistan!
Celebrities backs and acknowledge MQM efforts to improve their standard of living!

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Long live MQM!

JIYE MUTTAHIDA
JIYEE ALTAF BHAI
JIYEEE KARACHI
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PAKISTAN PAINDABAD

Straight firing on the Opposition Rally in Karachi...MQM Terrorism 12 May Karachi Murders killing muttahida altaf sindh government Musharraf

Khidmat-e-Khalq Committee is the charitable wing of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement, Pakistan's third largest political party.

July 26th, 1997, the Mahajir Qaumi Movement offically transforms into the Muttahida Qaumi Movement, in order to further it's nationwide campaign against feudal domination.

Qazi Hussain Ahmed, President Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal (MMA) and Amir Jamat-e-Islami (JI), has held President Musharraf directly responsible for the May 12 carnage in Karachi, saying that without his patronage the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) could never have spread violence and terrorism in the city.

MMA Secretary General Maulana Fazal-ur-Rehman said that the alliance was ready to topple Q-league government in Balochistan, provided the opposition parties extend support in this regard.

Both the MMA leaders were addressing lawyers at Karachi Bar Association on Wednesday. The entire MMA leadership visited KBA to share grief and express solidarity with the lawyers as well as the people of Karachi in the backdrop of May 12 carnage.

The Maulana said that governor's rule would be imposed as soon as MMA parted ways with the coalition government in the province, adding, but then the nation would blame MMA for paving way for dictatorship. "We invite all the opposition parties to join MMA for the restoration of democracy in the coalition government. In such circumstances, MMA would not demand for the chief ministership," he added. However, when the lawyers asked him to apologise for supporting LFO, the Maulana refused the demand, saying that it was Gen Musharraf who deviated from his commitment.

Those accompanied him included: Meraj-ul-Huda, Nasrullah Shaji, Laiq Ahmed, Asadullah Bhutto, Siddique Rathore and Anas Noorani.

On the occasion, the Maulana categorically said that Altaf Hussain had lost people's confidence and his party no more represents Karachi. "MQM had let loose a reign of terror on May 12 under president's (Musharraf's) protection," he added.

The government, he alleged, wanted to create ethnic and linguistic riots in the city but there was no Pukhtoon-Muhajir clashes, adding, such nefarious designs would not be tolerated.

Fazal-ur-Rehman said that MMA believed in the rights of political parties and wanted to see Karachi prosper, adding, "Our founder member is also Urdu speaking and we have spiritual relationship with those speaking Urdu".

He, however, added that certain elements were promoting a culture of aggression, violence and terrorism to achieve their nefarious designs. The basic issue, he added, was the independence of judiciary as all issues were linked with it, adding, without an independent judiciary, democracy could never be restored in the country.

Later talking to media persons, he ruled out holding talks with the MQM, saying: "Talks could not be held with terrorists, as everyone knows who was responsible for May 12 carnage that tarnished Pakistan's image across the globe".

On a query, the Maulana said that Benazir Bhutto has ironically refused to sit with the MMA.

Speaking on the occasion, Qazi Hussain termed Benazir's decision unwise, saying that PPP had isolated itself from mainstream politics. "Benazir is riding a sinking boat and she might lose people's trust by showing willingness to become prime minister under Musharraf's presidentship," he added.

On a query regarding 17th Amendment, he said: "It exists no more, as we had entered an agreement in 2002 for the sake of democracy when the president had promised to doff his uniform but now he has deviated so we are no more bound with that accord".

Responding to a question regarding the three-day strike called by Pakhtoon Action Committee, he said the final decision to this effect would be taken after consulting other leaders of the alliance.

While coming to the podium Maulana Fazl-ur-Rehman was given a tough time by the lawyers who started shouting slogans: "Apologise with the nation for being the part of 17th Amendment and LFO".

He, however, countered the situation by saying: "We politicians know our jurisdiction very well and nobody could dictate us."

He put up a cross question before the lawyers, asking as to why they did not ask the judges who took oath under PCO to apologise with the nation. "Lawmaking in the parliament is the right of political parties. When we did not interfere in judiciary affairs, then why you are pressurising us to tender apology. Why should we apologise. What we did in the past was in the good faith of the nation," he reiterated.

"Instead of raising controversial issues, it's better to discuss basic concern i.e. the filing of reference against the CJP and independence of judiciary, as these matters are deeply rooted in the restoration of democracy in the country," he added.

While the session was going on, live transmission of Geo and Ary was suspended for about an hour, as General Secretary KBA Naeem Qureshi told the audience that he received phone calls from outside Pakistan.

Thirty-four people were killed and more than 140 injured on Saturday when the commercial capital of Pakistan plunged into a spate of violence that observers said was eerily reminiscent of the gory days of the mid nineties.

The terrible violence also saw an attack on a private television channel, two petrol pumps being reduced to ashes and more than 30 vehicles being burnt across the city - the billowing black smoke adding to the dread and gloom that had taken over Karachi since Friday.

The mayhem coincided with the visit of Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, who landed at the Karachi Airport at midday but was stopped by the authorities from coming out of its premises on account of the security situation. The chief justice left for Islamabad early evening without setting out of the airport.

The violence, which had started late Friday with the killing of two PML-N activists in Model Colony, Malir, by unknown gunmen, dramatically escalated as caravans of the opposition parties and the Muttahida Qaumi Movement came face to face on the Sharae Faisal on Saturday morning.

The fierce gunbattles, never witnessed earlier on the main artery of the city, the Sharae Faisal, were spontaneous, intense and horrific to the core, leaving little chance for the party activists to save their lives.

Rival activists fought pitched battles that observers had feared could result in a large number of fatalities. The most shocking incident took place in Malir near Sharae Faisal, when an Edhi Ambulance driver was shot dead along with an injured, who was being ferried to hospital. Following the incident, ambulances could not reach the affected areas with the result that many severely injured died on the roadside.

The main areas that saw fierce clashes between the rival groups were the Malir Halt, Baloch Colony Bridge and the FTC Bridge. Violent incidents were also reported from Shah Faisal Colony, PIA Colony, SITE, Sohrab Goth, Gulshan-e-Iqbal and Aisha Bawani. The violence abruptly escalated after 1 p.m. Near the Wireless Gate, three activists of Muttahida Qaumi Movement were killed by unidentified men. Members of the PPP, the Jamaat-e-Islami and the Sunni Tehrik were also among the dead.

Thirty-four people were killed and more than 140 injured on Saturday when the commercial capital of Pakistan plunged into a spate of violence that observers said was eerily reminiscent of the gory days of the mid nineties.

The terrible violence also saw an attack on a private television channel, two petrol pumps being reduced to ashes and more than 30 vehicles being burnt across the city - the billowing black smoke adding to the dread and gloom that had taken over Karachi since Friday.

The mayhem coincided with the visit of Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, who landed at the Karachi Airport at midday but was stopped by the authorities from coming out of its premises on account of the security situation. The chief justice left for Islamabad early evening without setting out of the airport.

The violence, which had started late Friday with the killing of two PML-N activists in Model Colony, Malir, by unknown gunmen, dramatically escalated as caravans of the opposition parties and the Muttahida Qaumi Movement came face to face on the Sharae Faisal on Saturday morning.

The fierce gunbattles, never witnessed earlier on the main artery of the city, the Sharae Faisal, were spontaneous, intense and horrific to the core, leaving little chance for the party activists to save their lives.

Rival activists fought pitched battles that observers had feared could result in a large number of fatalities. The most shocking incident took place in Malir near Sharae Faisal, when an Edhi Ambulance driver was shot dead along with an injured, who was being ferried to hospital. Following the incident, ambulances could not reach the affected areas with the result that many severely injured died on the roadside.

The main areas that saw fierce clashes between the rival groups were the Malir Halt, Baloch Colony Bridge and the FTC Bridge. Violent incidents were also reported from Shah Faisal Colony, PIA Colony, SITE, Sohrab Goth, Gulshan-e-Iqbal and Aisha Bawani. The violence abruptly escalated after 1 p.m. Near the Wireless Gate, three activists of Muttahida Qaumi Movement were killed by unidentified men. Members of the PPP, the Jamaat-e-Islami and the Sunni Tehrik were also among the dead.