The peak of injustice has been reached, peace will not be established as long as the police stations remain corrupt. Press conference. Photo: Express
Karachi: Senior central leader of the United National Movement Pakistan, Syed Mustafa Kamal, has said that a conspiracy under a deliberate understanding has been targeting the economic, social oppression and racial discrimination of the people of Karachi for the past many decades.
Initially, by implementing the quota system only in the province of Sindh, educational institutions and government jobs for the youth of Karachi were closed off. When parents enrolled their children in private educational institutions and made them capable, these young people started doing business or getting jobs in the private sector based on their ability, and now in the wave of street crimes, this capable youth of Karachi is being targeted for killing and racial discrimination, until the police stations are cleaned up, peace and security will not be established.
These thoughts were expressed by him while addressing a press conference at the MQM Pakistan House, where members of the National and Sindh Assemblies affiliated with MQM Pakistan were present and were holding up cards with pictures of the youth who were martyred in targeted killings. Mustafa Kamal criticized the Sindh government, saying that the peak of injustice has been reached in the city.
If the Sindh government is unsuccessful in stopping the killers and cleaning up the city from weapons, then allow all citizens to carry licensed weapons. How can we console those parents and siblings who have lost their sons or brothers in targeted killings in this city? Rulers should think about how entire families have been destroyed with the death of one person. We are going to put up barriers in neighborhoods by working with neighborhood committees to secure the areas, local policing is the only solution to the problem until the police stations are cleaned up, peace and security will not be established.