Summary Each worker tasked with bringing 100 people, says there will be thousands in rally tomorrow
KARACHI: (Dunya News) – Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) leader Dr Farooq Sattar has on Saturday said that Karachi will consider revisiting paying 70 percent of the taxes in the country if it doesn’t get its rights. He tasked each party worker to bring at least 100 people along with him tomorrow as the rally must contain hundreds of thousands of people from Liaquatabad to Quaid’s tomb, reported Dunya News.
Dr Farooq Sattar appealed that the mothers and sisters of Karachi must come out on roads tomorrow for their rights. He said that the people of Karachi must realsie that it’s a ‘now or never situation’; they either have to come out on the roads tomorrow or just accept slavery. He said that the people of Karachi didn’t accept the Whites’ slavery and they won’t accept the current form of slavery either.
Sattar said that a weak Karachi would mean a weak Pakistan. He announced that Karachi, Hyderabad and Sukkur will be cleaned and added that tomorrow’s rally will be made historic. The MQM-Pakistan head said that the issues of water, electricity, employment and local body powers will be resolved. He added that MQM’s future depended on tomorrow’s rally.
