Dunya News - Altaf Hussain appeals govt and protesters to show patience
- 10 years ago
Negotiations must be restarted to solve the crises in political manner" - MQM Chief
KARACHI: (Dunya News) – Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) Chief Altaf Hussain has said that the government and protesters must show patience. He said that both the parties must restart the negotiations in order to reach a political solution of this crisis.
Talking to media today (Thursday), Altaf said that protesters should keep their protests peaceful and must avoid using derogatory words and statements against other political leaders. He said that the speeches must be polite.
MQM Chief said that Pakistan belonged to everyone including the government and the opposition. He advised both the parties to restart the negotiations in order to find a political situation of the current crisis. He asked the government and the protesters to agree to a solution that does not humiliate any of the two.
Altaf Hussain warned that both the parties must reach a political solution as soon as possible otherwise the state will have to act for the safety of the country. He asked the protesters to remain peaceful.
KARACHI: (Dunya News) – Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) Chief Altaf Hussain has said that the government and protesters must show patience. He said that both the parties must restart the negotiations in order to reach a political solution of this crisis.
Talking to media today (Thursday), Altaf said that protesters should keep their protests peaceful and must avoid using derogatory words and statements against other political leaders. He said that the speeches must be polite.
MQM Chief said that Pakistan belonged to everyone including the government and the opposition. He advised both the parties to restart the negotiations in order to find a political situation of the current crisis. He asked the government and the protesters to agree to a solution that does not humiliate any of the two.
Altaf Hussain warned that both the parties must reach a political solution as soon as possible otherwise the state will have to act for the safety of the country. He asked the protesters to remain peaceful.