Comments on: MQM’s Fake Rally Picture

By: Ibbi kb

Ibbi kb — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 04:16:43 +0000

@ConcernedAmericanPak

btw im referring to ur 1st comment…

By: Ibbi kb

Ibbi kb — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 04:15:51 +0000

@ConcernedAmericanPak

lol !! buhat ala *thumbs up* i agree wid u 1000 % on each n everything u wrote…was great to read this comment….! u made my day, keep it up

By: murtazahasaan

murtazahasaan — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 10:52:01 +0000

MQM’s fake rally picture is another example of how the media can act irresponsibly. Why is the media trying to achieve unnecessary hype when there are major issues at hand overlooked like the ongoing suicide blasts in Peshawar? ? It has been noted in a survey by the Gillani Foundation that 57% of the population agrees to the fact that it has been the media which has been responsible for the political instability in the country. It can be further noted on the following link:-

http://www.gallup.com.pk/pollsshow.php?id=2009-11-13

By: murtazahasaan

murtazahasaan — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 10:59:50 +0000

Conventional Chain of command leading to better discipline in separating the chaff from the wheat has collapsed. This can be linked to the media and how their responsibilities are not being taken into consideration. The media has been “making” news on hunches, like in the case of “The Nation” of accusing the local “Journalists” and “Ex-Army Men” to be working with CIA and Blackwater undercover against Pakistan.

By: anna

anna — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 06:17:59 +0000

its an eye opener to those News papers who still think we are fool yet my guess for few hundreds those who came to listen to mraltafhussain is that ……..you people are actually fool !!

By: paki1947

paki1947 — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 22:35:15 +0000

u see wht all want u to c u heAr wht all want u to hear u act lik they want u to act simple since 62 yrs we r puppet in habds of establishment and we cant deny it.so stop wasting ur energy on fighting each other and try to be toghether other wise we will loose Pakistan and a part of it we lost in 1971 wht else we wish ? just fight with each other like annimals just for ruling and seats and loose most importAN T part (Pakistan) go on cut urself in every paRT OF pAKISTAN but remember 1 thing which is for sure ,wheather any party wins ,any ethnic group looses,any force person dies or any ruler wins ,loss will be of Muslims and the last thing No Muslim can be a Shaheed if killed by any other Muslim……go on die..

By: pkpilao

pkpilao — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 13:01:48 +0000

To few sensitive for MQM,

Pakistani public knows that only thugs and frequent visitors to “the diamond market” (Nap-Rd) can participate in a successful Pakistani politics. This picture is more about Pakistani journalism and less about a political party. This picture shows that a segment of mass media also joins hands in their joyous ride to Pakistani peril.

Shame on Express News.

And stop this virual and fake markerting. We had already know what you have done to Youtube search for “Imran Khan”.

By: kaizback

kaizback — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 12:17:26 +0000

Bad MQM Worst MQM only on this site , every body else is angel…

if pkpolitics had some moral value they would have deleted this long time back ,
but since its something agaisnt MQM they will keep it.

By: IFTIKHAR AHMED

IFTIKHAR AHMED — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 12:02:25 +0000

This is another tact from ROAR WOLF.

Shame to this type of Journalism. May be this is photo-shoped by Mubashar Luqman (Point Blank)

By: ConcernedAmericanPak

ConcernedAmericanPak — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 10:52:53 +0000

Archive for MQM
An Analysis of MQM’s Altaf Hussain in 1995September 4, 2009 at 9:56 am · Filed under Benazir Bhutto, MQM ·Tagged Benazir Bhutto, MQM, Altaf Hussain

By JONATHAN FORD

LONDON, 13 July 1995 (The Independent) – A terrorist and
mass-murderer is at large in the north London suburb of Mill Hill,
according to Pakistan’s PM, Benazir Bhutto. She refers to him publicly as a “cowardly rat”, and her government has asked Interpol to issue warrants for his arrest and return to Pakistan, where he faces more than 100 criminal charges, ranging from arson to murder and torture.

But Altaf Hussain, the leader of MQM, is unlikely to be going anywhere in the near future. Since 1992, when he fled Pakistan, he has directed the day-to-day decision-making of his party from London, secure in the knowledge that as there is no extradition
treaty between Britain and Pakistan, he is unlikely to be deported to
face his critics back home. He was not deported from UK to Pakistan
and the UK citizenship wasgranted to him.

Most commentators say that the MQM, the party he founded 11 years ago to champion the interests of Pakistan’s Mohajirs – Urdu-speaking migrants from India – has brought parts of southern Pakistan close to civil war, threatening the disintegration of the Muslim homeland carved so bloodily out of British-India in 1947.

Hussain set up the MQM to protest against the discrimination suffered by the 20 million Mohajirs who represent 50 percent of the population of the southern province of Sind. The party demanded better housing, more access to education and greater representation in local and federal government. Many MQM activists say it still stands for these things, but what started out as a civil rights campaign has turned into a bloody tribal war between Mohajirs and the largely Sindhi government security forces.

In Karachi, the main battlefield, more than 1,000 people have died so far in 1995 – more than 400 of them in the past six weeks of intense fighting. The MQM is now talking about a separate province for Karachi, and some say that Hussain favours a separate state for the Mohajirs. Alluding to the traumatic dismemberment of the country in 1971 and the creation of Bangladesh from the then East Pakistan, he recently warned Ms. Bhutto: “Don’t push the Mohajirs to the wall. Or 1971 will be repeated.”

http://alaiwah.wordpress.com/category/mqm/