Altaf urges Pak army to take control of the country
MQM chief has said that he could care less if anyone says he was inviting dictatorship.
LONDON (Dunya News/Agencies) - Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) chief Altaf Hussain has called upon the Pak army to take control of the country if govt doesn’t support operation against Taliban.
“I will request the army chief and prime minister of the country to come on same page for tackling the terrorists; if the elected regime does not join hands with the army for getting rid of the terrorists then I would suggest the military to step forward on its own.”
“Dialogues could be held with only those who are ready to hand over their weapons and accept the state and its constitution and If Taliban are not ready for these all things then a war should be launched against them, instead of the talks,” observed the MQM chief.
The MQM Chief stated that he could care less if anyone says he was inviting dictatorship in the country.
He said he would rather support the idea of resolution of issues through a dialogue but stressed that ‘first the writ of the state and Constitution will have to be established; a ceasefire and dialogue come next’.
Altaf Hussain exhorted the government to establish a fund for the families of the martyrs of law enforcers. MQM, he added, will also contribute its share to this fund.
