HYDERABAD: The Chairman Pak Sarzameen Party, Mustafa Kamal, hinted of introducing new trends in Pakistani politics said that his party would make a historic announcement in the public meeting scheduled to be hold on December 23, 2016 at Pacca Qila Ground Hyderabad.
Mustafa Kamal expressed these remarks while addressing Meet the Press programme of Hyderabad Press Club here at the club's auditorium on Friday. The President PSP Anees Kaimkhani, Ashfaq Mangi and other party leaders were also present on the occasion.
Mustafa Kamal said that public meeting of Pacca Qila would be the peoples court to form effective strategy which could empower the common people. He was confident that the said public meeting would set a new trend in the politics which could not be over ruled by any historian in future.
He said that PSP was fully committed with empowering the local government institutions under Article 140 of the Constitution so that the fruits of democracy could reach to common people at every nook and corner.
Mustafa Kamal claimed that the journey which started by few persons by forming Pak Sarzameen Party has now converted into a big convey and the party message was being supported and appreciated by those people whose generations were ruined by a London based leader.
He said that PSP was gaining popularity among the people because of its people oriented politics which preached the message of love, peace and affection instead of torture and killing the masses.
Mustafa Kamal said that he and Anees Kaimkhai left the MQM after realizing the ill designs of the party head who wanted to create anarchy with killing of his own party workers on behest of RAW. He said that they decided to expose the ill designs of the said party leaders whose close association with RAW was not hidden from the institutions of the Pakistan.
Responding to a question, Mustafa Kamal did not rule out the backing of country where the MQM leader has been taking shelter but said that all documentary evidences were clearly indicating his association with RAW even the confessional statement of the said leader were also on record.
Replying to another question about reforms in MQM under leadership of MNA Dr. Farooq Sattar, the PSP Chairman said that Farooq Sattar and his associates announced his disassociation after the speech of August 22. He said that the posts in MQM as well as mandate which is being enjoyed by Dr. Farooq Sattar and his associates were given by the said party head therefore it should be the moral responsibility of Dr. Farooq Sattar to form his own party by announcing complete detachment from MQM.
To a query about any understanding and consideration of Dr. Farooq Sattar and his associated in PSP, Mustafa Kamal said though there was no possibility in this direction, the doors of PSP always opened for all and the party would welcome Dr. Farooq Sattar and his associates if they return the mandate and party to London based party head and announce complete disassociation from him. The PSP leadership would never convert the ideological conflicts into the personal enmity, he maintained.
Mustaf Kamal said that he do not want to isolate the Urdu speaking people nor to push them in a blind path, but committed to bring them back in the national mainstream by giving them confidence, spreading literacy among them and resolving their issues.
The PSP Chairman appealed to well to do persons to extend their support in term of financial assistance so that the party could carry out its projects for the people in successful manner.
Replying to a question about the clash between the workers of two factions of MQM, Mustafa Kamal could not rule out the possibility of conspiracy of sabotaging the PSP public meeting at Pacca Qial Ground but maintained that party?s public meeting would be held at any cost at the same venue on December 23, 2017.
The PSP Chairman Mustafa Kamal on the occasion announced two split air-conditioners for Hyderabad Press Club which were handed over to President of the club Waseem Ahmed Khan by local PSP leaders soon after his announcement.
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