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imageHYDERABAD: The Pak Sarzameen Party's (PSP) Chairman Syed Mustafa Kamal said security operation against terrorism would attain success when the lives of the ordinary people were also transformed by providing them employment and facilities.

Talking to media at the PSP office in Latifabad here Wednesday, Kamal said for lasting peace in the country the ordinary people should be provided justice.

He said people could be prevented from taking recourse to violence if they were given their rights, employment and other opportunities which were necessary for life.

Kamal expressed hope that the party would hold a historic public meeting in Hyderabad's Puqqa Qila ground on December 23.

"We will raise the slogan of 'Sadha haq aithe rakh'," he told. However, he underscored that the PSP would never support any undemocratic move to achieve the party's goals.

Kamal expressed pleasure that the dream of ending the urban, rural, ethnic and sectarian differences which he and his companions saw was coming true.

On the occasion a former divisional leader of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaaf, Mir Ateeq Talpur, announced joining of the PSP. The PSP's President Anis Qaimkhani and other leaders including Raza Haroon and Anees Advocate were also present.

Copyright APP (Associated Press of Pakistan), 2016

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