Skip to content
Pakistan Edition Monday, September 21, 2026 Live newsroom RSS
Advertisement
22MEDIA INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH

MQM-P takes administrative units fight to streets Updated 6 minutes ago

Chairman Siddiqui vows no let-up until demands are metThe Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) held a rally from Karimabad to Mazar-e-Quaid on Sunday to launch its campaign for administrative units, drawing a large number of women, youths, students, party workers and supporters.Addressing the rally participants…

MQM-P takes administrative units fight to streets Updated 6 minutes ago
22MEDIA INTERNATIONALPakistan Desk
Pakistan22MEDIA STORY
Share
IN SHORT

Chairman Siddiqui vows no let-up until demands are metThe Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) held a rally from Karimabad to Mazar-e-Quaid on Sunday to launch its campaign for administrative units, drawing a large number of women, youths, students, party workers and supporters.Addressing the rally participants…

Pakistan
22MEDIA REPORTPakistan
3 min read

"Our demands are echoing across the country, and the demand for administrative units is also being discussed nationwide," he said, adding that MQM-P had come to strengthen Pakistan.Dr Siddiqui said the rally marked the beginning, not the end, of the struggle for administrative units.

He maintained that the units should be created on administrative rather than linguistic grounds so that the benefits of democracy could reach people at their doorsteps.

He said MQM-P had raised its voice for citizens' rights, approached the courts and presented what it described as the people's case."We have endured every kind of oppression, but our culture is not power; our culture is our strength," he said, calling for an end to what he described as further coercion and demanding that citizens be given their rights.Dr Siddiqui said MQM-P was a party of workers and had….

He added that the party would continue to use the power of the vote to pursue its demands.Senior MQM-P leader Dr Farooq Sattar said the large turnout reflected the determination of Karachi's people to secure greater administrative powers and their rights.

He said "18 years of patience" had ended and claimed that people across Sindh had now taken to the streets for their rights.Dr Sattar said administrative units could improve not only Karachi's future but also that of Larkana, Sukkur, Nawabshah, Mirpurkhas, Hyderabad and other cities of Sindh.

He said MQM-P would visit these cities and present what it described as the case for people's rights.He said the party wanted a system in which local representatives could play an effective role in managing the resources and addressing the problems of their areas, while basic facilities were provided to people at their doorstep.Senior MQM-P leader Nasreen Jalil, former Karachi mayor Wasim Akhtar, members of the National and Sindh assemblies,….

Foul smell leads to grisly discovery Updated 8 minutes ago MQM-P takes administrative units fight to streets Updated 6 minutes ago PTI condemns Aleema Khan's arrest as Lahore DC orders 30-day detention Updated 14 hours ago Arsenic threat lurks in Multan water….

PUBLISHER22Media International
EDITORIAL STANDARDAccuracy · Corrections · Accountability
COVERAGE DESKPakistan
Reader Conversation

Comments & Discussion

Join a respectful, on-topic conversation. Personal attacks, hate speech and spam may be removed.

0comments
22MEDIA COMMUNITY

Join the conversation

Your email will not be published. Required fields are marked.

Up to 5,000 characters

By posting, you agree to our community and moderation guidelines.