The money should not go into Shah Sahib's pocket alone but should be spent on the development of the city," he said.
He alleged that people were being intimidated over the demand for new administrative units.Akhtar said he was increasingly hopeful that the administrative units and powers, his party had been demanding for 40 years, would now be established, referring to Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, the ISPR and Field Marshal Asim Munir.He also criticised the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), alleging that despite receiving huge annual funds, it had failed to resolve Karachi's….
"Had the PPP resolved Karachi's problems, the city would have become like Paris," he claimed, alleging that Karachi had been turned into cash withdrawing machine.
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