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MQM Rally In Karachi To Support Pakistan's Operation Against Militants
Posted on: 06/07/2014
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Karachi: Thousands of people today attended a massive rally in Karachi organised by the MQM in support of the Pakistan Army's offensive against terrorists in the northwestern tribal region.
"This is the biggest rally held in the history of the country. By attending the rally today, the people of Pakistan have shown their love and respect for the Pakistan Army and their hatred for the terrorists who are trying to impose their own brand of Shariat in our country," Muttahida Qaumi Movement chief Altaf Hussain told the rally via video link from London.
MQM leader Farooq Sattar said around 100,000 chairs were put up for the rally while thousands more sat on the floor.
"The rally has been a massive success and shows people support this operation against the terrorists," he said. The MQM had invited leaders of other political parties for the rally held at the Jinnah park ground.
Leaders from the ruling Pakistan Muslim League - Nawaz, Pakistan Peoples Party, Pervez Musharraf's All Pakistan Muslim League, Muslim League functional were present at the rally but the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf and Jamaat-e-Islaami, the two mainstream parties who are perceived to be pro-Taliban, didn't send their representatives for the gathering.
Sattar said the party had also created history by hosting Iftaari for the thousands who attended the rally in a very disciplined and organised manner.
"Perhaps never in the history of Pakistan has such a big Iftaari been held anywhere," he added.
Close to 500 policemen and paramilitary rangers with bomb disposal squad experts provided security around the venue with hundreds of MQM volunteers.
The MQM chief said that the entire nation is behind the army in the Zarb-e-Azb operation in North Waziristan to weed out terrorists and said this operation was necessary to save the country from sectarian and extremist religious elements.
Hussain said that the people of Pakistan should show unity during the ongoing operation and lauded the sacrifices of soldiers who laid down their lives for the nation.
He also called for everyone to play their part in providing all help for the internally displaced persons that have had to flee North Waziristan due to the operation.
Posted on: 06/07/2014
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Karachi: Thousands of people today attended a massive rally in Karachi organised by the MQM in support of the Pakistan Army's offensive against terrorists in the northwestern tribal region.
"This is the biggest rally held in the history of the country. By attending the rally today, the people of Pakistan have shown their love and respect for the Pakistan Army and their hatred for the terrorists who are trying to impose their own brand of Shariat in our country," Muttahida Qaumi Movement chief Altaf Hussain told the rally via video link from London.
MQM leader Farooq Sattar said around 100,000 chairs were put up for the rally while thousands more sat on the floor.
"The rally has been a massive success and shows people support this operation against the terrorists," he said. The MQM had invited leaders of other political parties for the rally held at the Jinnah park ground.
Leaders from the ruling Pakistan Muslim League - Nawaz, Pakistan Peoples Party, Pervez Musharraf's All Pakistan Muslim League, Muslim League functional were present at the rally but the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf and Jamaat-e-Islaami, the two mainstream parties who are perceived to be pro-Taliban, didn't send their representatives for the gathering.
Sattar said the party had also created history by hosting Iftaari for the thousands who attended the rally in a very disciplined and organised manner.
"Perhaps never in the history of Pakistan has such a big Iftaari been held anywhere," he added.
Close to 500 policemen and paramilitary rangers with bomb disposal squad experts provided security around the venue with hundreds of MQM volunteers.
The MQM chief said that the entire nation is behind the army in the Zarb-e-Azb operation in North Waziristan to weed out terrorists and said this operation was necessary to save the country from sectarian and extremist religious elements.
Hussain said that the people of Pakistan should show unity during the ongoing operation and lauded the sacrifices of soldiers who laid down their lives for the nation.
He also called for everyone to play their part in providing all help for the internally displaced persons that have had to flee North Waziristan due to the operation.
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MQM rally in support of the army
July 08, 2014
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The Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) held a pro-Operation Zarb-e-Azb rally in Karachi on Sunday to show its support for the military offensive currently underway in North Waziristan. Military action has always been a lightning rod — dividing those in favour of containing radical militants through the use of force from those who oppose the human collateral damage and financial expenditure that are the unfortunate reality of war. The rally sent a strong message of support to the army, which is the need of the hour. The fact remains that North Waziristan is an epicentre of terrorism and a magnet for jihadists from all across the world. Initially, the jihadi violence was directed outwards in the region (towards Afghanistan and Kashmir/India) and therefore supported by the security establishment, who trained and funded religious fundamentalist groups to wage wars in the two neighbouring countries. Slowly, over time and incrementally, the guns of these proxy forces have turned inwards and the Pakistani state, government and people are paying a heavy price. For over a decade, the Taliban have relentlessly attacked and bombed market places, schools, government offices and security institutions, kidnapped and murdered state officials and civilians, and waged war against polio vaccination, music, art, education and democracy, amongst other things. The current security situation is far too dire for peace talks to be a realistic option and the Taliban have not brought reasonable or acceptable demands to the table. The recent events in Iraq and Syria serve as a grim warning of the possibility of terrorists overrunning the country. The only viable option therefore is action first, and then peace talks can follow with elements willing to accept the writ of the state, the constitution and the hard won democratic system.
Since its founding, the MQM has been a consistently secular party that is opposed to jihadist tactics and ideology and refuses to subscribe to an Islamist agenda. MQM Chief Altaf Hussain’s anti-terrorist comments while addressing the rally via video link are therefore to be welcomed as is his latest statement against the growing terrorist menace. He saluted the brave soldiers of the Pakistan Army, speaking in support of democracy and criticizing jihadi violence and the Taliban’s demands to establish an Islamic Caliphate, governed by their own, narrow, literalist interpretation of Sharia law. Altaf Hussain also spoke against ethnic and sectarian divisions and violence, which is ironic given the MQM’s ethnically exclusive agenda and its role in spreading violence and extortion in Karachi, ruling the metropolis through fear and force and reducing a once prosperous port city to a battleground ruled and rampaged by private militias and criminal gangs. Altaf Hussain claimed that “enemies” have sown the seeds of ethnic, religious and sectarian hatred in Pakistan, which is a typical cop-out. As a society, we must own up to our security establishment’s initial creation of and later mistaken equivocation regarding terrorism, and the skewed policies and political myopia displayed by the state and its intelligence agencies that have led to the quagmire we find ourselves in today.
It is important to note that members of other religious and political parties also attended the rally, including representatives from the PML-N, PPP, APML and PML-F, putting petty party politics aside to display a crucial united front against terrorism and in support of Operation Zarb-e-Azb. The only party conspicuous by its absence was the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf. At a time when the order of the day is political unity behind the struggle against terrorism, Imran Khan is once again on a solo flight, sulking over moot points and irresponsibly raising objections without offering a practicable alternative to the military operation. *
MQM rally in support of the army
July 08, 2014
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The Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) held a pro-Operation Zarb-e-Azb rally in Karachi on Sunday to show its support for the military offensive currently underway in North Waziristan. Military action has always been a lightning rod — dividing those in favour of containing radical militants through the use of force from those who oppose the human collateral damage and financial expenditure that are the unfortunate reality of war. The rally sent a strong message of support to the army, which is the need of the hour. The fact remains that North Waziristan is an epicentre of terrorism and a magnet for jihadists from all across the world. Initially, the jihadi violence was directed outwards in the region (towards Afghanistan and Kashmir/India) and therefore supported by the security establishment, who trained and funded religious fundamentalist groups to wage wars in the two neighbouring countries. Slowly, over time and incrementally, the guns of these proxy forces have turned inwards and the Pakistani state, government and people are paying a heavy price. For over a decade, the Taliban have relentlessly attacked and bombed market places, schools, government offices and security institutions, kidnapped and murdered state officials and civilians, and waged war against polio vaccination, music, art, education and democracy, amongst other things. The current security situation is far too dire for peace talks to be a realistic option and the Taliban have not brought reasonable or acceptable demands to the table. The recent events in Iraq and Syria serve as a grim warning of the possibility of terrorists overrunning the country. The only viable option therefore is action first, and then peace talks can follow with elements willing to accept the writ of the state, the constitution and the hard won democratic system.
Since its founding, the MQM has been a consistently secular party that is opposed to jihadist tactics and ideology and refuses to subscribe to an Islamist agenda. MQM Chief Altaf Hussain’s anti-terrorist comments while addressing the rally via video link are therefore to be welcomed as is his latest statement against the growing terrorist menace. He saluted the brave soldiers of the Pakistan Army, speaking in support of democracy and criticizing jihadi violence and the Taliban’s demands to establish an Islamic Caliphate, governed by their own, narrow, literalist interpretation of Sharia law. Altaf Hussain also spoke against ethnic and sectarian divisions and violence, which is ironic given the MQM’s ethnically exclusive agenda and its role in spreading violence and extortion in Karachi, ruling the metropolis through fear and force and reducing a once prosperous port city to a battleground ruled and rampaged by private militias and criminal gangs. Altaf Hussain claimed that “enemies” have sown the seeds of ethnic, religious and sectarian hatred in Pakistan, which is a typical cop-out. As a society, we must own up to our security establishment’s initial creation of and later mistaken equivocation regarding terrorism, and the skewed policies and political myopia displayed by the state and its intelligence agencies that have led to the quagmire we find ourselves in today.
It is important to note that members of other religious and political parties also attended the rally, including representatives from the PML-N, PPP, APML and PML-F, putting petty party politics aside to display a crucial united front against terrorism and in support of Operation Zarb-e-Azb. The only party conspicuous by its absence was the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf. At a time when the order of the day is political unity behind the struggle against terrorism, Imran Khan is once again on a solo flight, sulking over moot points and irresponsibly raising objections without offering a practicable alternative to the military operation. *
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The Demand For Newsweek’s July 5-12, 2014 Issue Has Increased In Pakistan And Across The Globe Because Of Mr. Hussain’s Interview “The Right Man”
Posted on: 08/07/2014
The record sale of the magazine across the globe shows Mr. Hussain supporters are present across the globe.
The demand for Newsweek’s July 5, 2014 issue has increased in Pakistan and across the globe. The Newsweek has published a detailed interview of Quaid-e-Tehreek“The Right Man”.
The printed copies of the Newsweek Magazine have been sold out quickly. People are frantically going from one stall to another in the hope of getting a copy.
The MQM’s International Secretariat andMQM’s headquarters have been inundated with calls, faxes and emails for the issue of Newsweek magazine.
Well-known Senior Journalist Benezir Shah has taken the Interview of Quaid-e-Tehreek Altaf Hussain.
The market witnessed a record sale of Newsweek issue of July 5-12 because of Mr. Hussain’s special interview “The Right Man”. The record sale of the magazine across the globe shows Mr. Hussain supporters are present across the globe.
People are saying that Newsweek should print more copies of the issues keeping in view of the demand so people can read Mr. Hussain’s interview.
Posted on: 08/07/2014
The record sale of the magazine across the globe shows Mr. Hussain supporters are present across the globe.
The demand for Newsweek’s July 5, 2014 issue has increased in Pakistan and across the globe. The Newsweek has published a detailed interview of Quaid-e-Tehreek“The Right Man”.
The printed copies of the Newsweek Magazine have been sold out quickly. People are frantically going from one stall to another in the hope of getting a copy.
The MQM’s International Secretariat andMQM’s headquarters have been inundated with calls, faxes and emails for the issue of Newsweek magazine.
Well-known Senior Journalist Benezir Shah has taken the Interview of Quaid-e-Tehreek Altaf Hussain.
The market witnessed a record sale of Newsweek issue of July 5-12 because of Mr. Hussain’s special interview “The Right Man”. The record sale of the magazine across the globe shows Mr. Hussain supporters are present across the globe.
People are saying that Newsweek should print more copies of the issues keeping in view of the demand so people can read Mr. Hussain’s interview.
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MQM should do something and bring revolution. Nawaz sharif party killed 15000 innocent people in 1990s operation.
This operation was failed because it was only political motivated. MQM should announce some date to kick out this wadaira, jagidaar, patwari system and this unconstitutional election commission.
This operation was failed because it was only political motivated. MQM should announce some date to kick out this wadaira, jagidaar, patwari system and this unconstitutional election commission.
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Instead of using the call of revolution as a bargaining chip?
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