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Thousands attend MQM-Pakistan’s protest rally in Orangi Town

The Muttahida Quami Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) held a protest rally in Orangi Town, where thousands of people participated and expressed strong support for the party’s demand for the establishment of new administrative units.

The Muttahida Quami Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) held a protest rally in Orangi Town, where thousands of people participated and expressed strong support for the party’s demand for the establishment of new administrative units.

Senior MQM-P leaders Syed Mustafa Kamal, Anis Ahmad Qaimkhani and Furqan Atib addressed the gathering, along with members of the National Assembly Syed Hafizuddin and Mazahir Ameer. Joint town in-charges also spoke to the participants.

The speakers emphasized the need to establish new administrative units, saying they were necessary to effectively address public issues and improve the administrative system at the local level.

Participants at the rally chanted slogans in support of the demand and expressed their agreement with the establishment of new administrative units.

MQM-P leaders said the party would continue its struggle to resolve public issues and improve civic facilities.





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