PPP slams MQM over call for Sindh’s division
PPP leader Qadir Mandokhail has strongly criticized the MQM for suggesting the division of the Sindh province. Mandokhail accused the MQM of inciting ethnic polarization and emphasized that Sindh's unity is protected by the Constitution.
Why it matters
This highlights ongoing political tensions and ethnic divisions in Pakistan, which could impact regional stability and national governance.
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leader Qadir Mandokhail on Sunday strongly reacted to a press conference by Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) leaders, saying those who had "played the game of blood and fire" in Sindh were now claiming to be concerned about the province.
"It is a sign of the apocalypse that those who played the game of blood and fire in Sindh are now expressing concern for the province," Mandokhail said in a statement.
He said if the MQM leaders did not want to live with the people of Karachi, "we will build houses for them on the Sindh-Balochistan border."
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"The puppets should remember that the people of Sindh have buried such slogans in the past as well," he said.
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