Karachi's Crusade: MQM-P Takes a Stand for City's Rights and Demands Provincial Reform

In a bold move, Federal Minister for Health and MQM-Pakistan leader Syed Mustafa Kamal announced that the party will be taking to the streets to fight for Karachi's rights. The city, which contributes over 50% of Pakistan's total revenue and 95% of Sindh's income, has been deprived of its fair share of funds for the past 18 years. According to Kamal, Karachi has only received a meager 3% of the total funds allocated, resulting in a significant shortfall in essential services such as roads, schools, and hospitals. The party is demanding the true implementation of the 18th Amendment and the creation of new provinces, citing the existing framework as unsustainable. Kamal also highlighted the governance failures in Sindh, including the lack of basic facilities in schools and the rising number of child deaths due to preventable causes. The party is determined to pursue their demands through constitutional and legal means, and will not remain silent in the face of oppression.