Will snatch rights if not given to us: Mustafa Kamal
Thousands of people are expressing love for the country by raising national flag, says PSP Chairman
KARACHI (Dunya News) – Pak Sarzameen Party’s (PSP) rally in Karachi on Friday was attended by hundreds of party workers who showed up in their cars or motorbikes while holding the national flag in their hands, reported Dunya News.
The rally ended at Quaid-e-Azam’s mausoleum after passing from various points in the city. While addressing to the media, PSP Chairman Mustafa Kamal said that those who thought that no one would carry the national flag after the Quetta incident should have a look at this sea of people.
Kamal later addressed the participants of the rally and stated that the leader of his former party barred the people from raising the national flag but thousands of individuals expressed their love for the country by raising the national flag.
While addressing the participants at the Quaid’s mausoleum at the end of the rally, Kamal said that Pakistan is our home and was currently under the influence of uncompetitive rulers. He added that those seeking the votes need to correct their direction otherwise they should head to their homes.
“Neither shall anyone go missing now, nor will anyone become a RAW agent”, he said further adding that certain RAW agents announced not to celebrate the independence day after the Quetta incident.
Kamal criticised those assuming authority as well and stated that if the people don’t get their rights, they shall snatch them. PSP Chairman said that the locals of Karachi have overcome the aura of fear in the city by participating in the rally in large numbers.
