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  • mqm.org is now accessible across Pakistan.
  • Portal was blocked after Hussain's Aug 22 speech.
  • MQM-London spokesperson denies any backdoor deal.
LONDON: Authorities in Pakistan have unblocked the official website of Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) leader and founder Altaf Hussain — after a ban of seven years.

The official website of Hussain’s MQM — mqm.org — is now accessible across Pakistan, MQM-London spokesman Mustafa Azizabadi confirmed to Geo News that the website has been unblocked, generating huge online traffic especially from Karachi.

Journalists in Karachi confirmed that Hussain’s official website is accessible in Karachi and the rest of Pakistan. Authorities in Pakistan blocked MQM-London’s website after Hussain’s controversial speech on August 22, 2016.

A widespread crackdown against the MQM leadership had started and Hussain was completely excluded from the Pakistani party which disowned Hussain and his London associates. Some of the digital assets of his party were taken away by the MQM-Pakistan which had started working under Dr Farooq Sattar and other 'renegades' in the MQM-P.

The unblocking of the MQM’s website follows after Hussain’s recent speeches in which he reminded the establishment of Pakistan that he had only criticised their role in politics while Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan actually incited his supporters to attack the military installations. He had frequently spoken about the dual standards of justice and complained that he was singled out because he was a Mohajir leader.

According to MQM-Pakistan’s Syed Aminul Haque — who is the Federal Minister for Information Technology and Telecommunication — decisions to block or unblock websites are taken by the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA). Haque is involved in a £13 million property dispute with Hussain at the UK High Court.

Azizabadi confirmed that he knew the authorities had unblocked his party’s official website but he denied any backdoor deal or any arrangement.

He said: “We welcome the decision to unblock the MQM website. Altaf Hussain is a genuine representative of millions of Pakistanis. He is a patriotic Pakistani whose forefathers created Pakistan. He has campaigned for a long time for the lifting of the ban on the MQM and we will continue our peaceful and democratic struggle for our motherland.”

Azizabadi requested the authorities to end the "illegal ban" on Hussain’s speeches.
 
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You wonder why it was blocked in the first place if the generals didn't have the intention of banning MQM in Karachi?
 
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Another civil war in Karachi instigated by someone sitting a thousand km away in Punjab
 
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495454_4362175_updates.jpg

  • mqm.org is now accessible across Pakistan.
  • Portal was blocked after Hussain's Aug 22 speech.
  • MQM-London spokesperson denies any backdoor deal.
LONDON: Authorities in Pakistan have unblocked the official website of Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) leader and founder Altaf Hussain — after a ban of seven years.

The official website of Hussain’s MQM — mqm.org — is now accessible across Pakistan, MQM-London spokesman Mustafa Azizabadi confirmed to Geo News that the website has been unblocked, generating huge online traffic especially from Karachi.

Journalists in Karachi confirmed that Hussain’s official website is accessible in Karachi and the rest of Pakistan. Authorities in Pakistan blocked MQM-London’s website after Hussain’s controversial speech on August 22, 2016.

A widespread crackdown against the MQM leadership had started and Hussain was completely excluded from the Pakistani party which disowned Hussain and his London associates. Some of the digital assets of his party were taken away by the MQM-Pakistan which had started working under Dr Farooq Sattar and other 'renegades' in the MQM-P.

The unblocking of the MQM’s website follows after Hussain’s recent speeches in which he reminded the establishment of Pakistan that he had only criticised their role in politics while Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan actually incited his supporters to attack the military installations. He had frequently spoken about the dual standards of justice and complained that he was singled out because he was a Mohajir leader.

According to MQM-Pakistan’s Syed Aminul Haque — who is the Federal Minister for Information Technology and Telecommunication — decisions to block or unblock websites are taken by the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA). Haque is involved in a £13 million property dispute with Hussain at the UK High Court.

Azizabadi confirmed that he knew the authorities had unblocked his party’s official website but he denied any backdoor deal or any arrangement.

He said: “We welcome the decision to unblock the MQM website. Altaf Hussain is a genuine representative of millions of Pakistanis. He is a patriotic Pakistani whose forefathers created Pakistan. He has campaigned for a long time for the lifting of the ban on the MQM and we will continue our peaceful and democratic struggle for our motherland.”

Azizabadi requested the authorities to end the "illegal ban" on Hussain’s speeches.
Good news for Karachi & people of Karachi City, PAKISTAN...
 
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Now again

Bhattakhori will increase..
Bori bund laashein.
Maqami ghair maqami fasaad
Pathan muhajir fasaad..


Haq ki khuli kitab altaf altaf .
Ham na ho hamare baad . Altaf altaf..
Sabse keh do saaf saaf..altaf altaf..
 
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It’s easy to see what’s going on. Asim Munir Whiskey is doing this to crack the PTI vote.

With the real MQM gone Urdudans had started supporting PTI. With the crackdown on PTI, and their lackluster performance in Karachi, the vote in Karachi split into PTI and Jamaat e Islami.

Now the vote will split three ways, MQM, JI and PTI, or whatever remains if it.

Zardari will be laughing all the way to the bank.
 
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For the betterment of Karachi MQM & JI & pti must joint hands & for get rid off from this cancer mafia (PPP)...
 
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The biggest problem that Pakistan has - is the Pakistan Army and ISI - it is soo clear to see now.

I dont see a good future for Pakistan - it will continue to fall behind both India and Pakistan, and at this rate - Sri Lanka will rise and over take Pakistan.

Very sad to see...

At the end of the day, it is up to the people of Pakistan if they are prepared to accept this or not, but by accounts, they seem to want to.
 
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The most important for the stability of PAKISTAN's Economy is to somehow kick out this crimenals hijacker political mafia PPP & it's leech goons from Karachi & for that there is only one party that can do it in a better way...
 
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I think every thing now is unblocked, but only Telegram
 
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Each passing day with each passing newsflash….my despise for the military grows larger and larger.

Buddays in GHQ actually thought they could manipulate the people into hating PTI, just like how they manipulated people into believing Baloch are terrorists and everyone in Waziristan is a TTP member.

Husain Haqqani was a traitor…now he’s officially part of the government.

This so-called “prestige” institution behaves like this? An entity incapable of seeing 5 years into the future.
 
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495454_4362175_updates.jpg

  • mqm.org is now accessible across Pakistan.
  • Portal was blocked after Hussain's Aug 22 speech.
  • MQM-London spokesperson denies any backdoor deal.
LONDON: Authorities in Pakistan have unblocked the official website of Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) leader and founder Altaf Hussain — after a ban of seven years.

The official website of Hussain’s MQM — mqm.org — is now accessible across Pakistan, MQM-London spokesman Mustafa Azizabadi confirmed to Geo News that the website has been unblocked, generating huge online traffic especially from Karachi.

Journalists in Karachi confirmed that Hussain’s official website is accessible in Karachi and the rest of Pakistan. Authorities in Pakistan blocked MQM-London’s website after Hussain’s controversial speech on August 22, 2016.

A widespread crackdown against the MQM leadership had started and Hussain was completely excluded from the Pakistani party which disowned Hussain and his London associates. Some of the digital assets of his party were taken away by the MQM-Pakistan which had started working under Dr Farooq Sattar and other 'renegades' in the MQM-P.

The unblocking of the MQM’s website follows after Hussain’s recent speeches in which he reminded the establishment of Pakistan that he had only criticised their role in politics while Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan actually incited his supporters to attack the military installations. He had frequently spoken about the dual standards of justice and complained that he was singled out because he was a Mohajir leader.

According to MQM-Pakistan’s Syed Aminul Haque — who is the Federal Minister for Information Technology and Telecommunication — decisions to block or unblock websites are taken by the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA). Haque is involved in a £13 million property dispute with Hussain at the UK High Court.

Azizabadi confirmed that he knew the authorities had unblocked his party’s official website but he denied any backdoor deal or any arrangement.

He said: “We welcome the decision to unblock the MQM website. Altaf Hussain is a genuine representative of millions of Pakistanis. He is a patriotic Pakistani whose forefathers created Pakistan. He has campaigned for a long time for the lifting of the ban on the MQM and we will continue our peaceful and democratic struggle for our motherland.”

Azizabadi requested the authorities to end the "illegal ban" on Hussain’s speeches.
Hafiz is arranging something more dangerous and harmful for pak civilians.
Just wait and watch what they are upto
 
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How many politicians do you guys have that actually live outside the country.

More seem to live in UK and UAE than Pakistan itself.
 
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