General elections: MOM-P makes key decisions
KARACHI: The United Nationalist Movement of Pakistan (MOM-P) has made major decisions regarding the general election, citing sources, ARY News reported on Friday.
The coordinator, Dr. Khalid Malabo Liquidize, called a meeting of the Committee of the League of the United National Movement, on Saturday (today) at four o’clock in the afternoon, to discuss the political situation, the general elections and the border demarcation. process.
The sources said that Dr. Faro Sarita will brief the interim prime minister during a meeting. The Rabbit Committee decided to respond to the rumors about the split of the MQM-SPLM.
Sindbad Governor Ankara Esoteric also refuted media reports of disagreements between MOM leaders. The governor said that the leaders of the MOM are organized and united. He added that he has started talks with all stakeholders for the development of Karachi.
In its next session, the League Committee will develop a strategy to organize protests against inflated utility bills and load reductions.
Sources told ARY News that MQM leaders decided not to back down from their stance on the demarcation of new borders and revised voter lists for the general elections.
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The MQM delegation on Tuesday met with Acting Prime Minister Anwar-ul-Haq Kakar at the Governor’s House.
The MQM-P delegation includes Farooq Sattar, Amin-ul-Haq, Khawaja Izhar Al-Hasan and Jawed Hanif. The meeting was also attended by Sindh Governor Kamran Khan Tesori.
Members of the delegation congratulated the Prime Minister on his inauguration and wished him success.
During the meeting, they discussed the general situation in the country, including the economy, interfaith harmony and other issues.
The MQM delegation drew the Prime Minister’s attention to the demarcation issues in Karachi as well as the water scarcity.
The MQM-P leaders demanded the completion of the border demarcation process as soon as possible. He also urged the MQM-P leaders to appoint neutral officials in the Electoral Commission, bureaucracy and other government departments.
Acting Prime Minister Anwar-ul-Haq Kakar assured that the government will use all possible resources to address the problems faced by the citizens of Karachi.
