Movement for administrative units enters decisive phase: Mustafa Kamal

MQM Pakistan leader Syed Mustafa Kamal has declared that the agitation for construction of new administrative units across Pakistan including Sindh has reached a crucial phase with no turning back.

Mustafa Kamal said at a meeting on administrative units that Karachi is prepared to host the biggest gathering on Shahrah-e-Faisal in its history in the coming days to voice support for the demand.

He said the campaign is to ensure the right of the people of Karachi and Pakistan to live with dignity. “Karachi is the biggest taxpayer in the country, but its people still face shortages of basic facilities such as clean drinking water, electricity, public transport, healthcare and quality education, he added.

Mustafa Kemal said the present system would not be able to move Pakistan forward until the stakeholders agree to the need for structural reforms.

He said the development of new administrative divisions was vital to address public issues and ensure provision of basic services.

Meanwhile, addressing the same conference, MQM Pakistan leader Anis Qaimkhani said the party’s workers were not disposable commodities but proud to be part of the struggle for construction of new administrative units.