London: – Altaf Hussain, the founder of Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM), has appealed to the Muhajir, Sindhi, Baloch, Pashtun and other minorities to observe the Pakistan Independence Day, coming on the 14th of August, as a Black Day to protest against the extreme atrocities showered by the Pakistan military. MQM also will be observing the Pakistan Independence Day as a Black Day. Hussain warned that MQM would be holding protests against Pakistan on the streets of the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany and Australia.
The Pakistan military showers atrocities on the Muhajir, Sindhi, Baloch and Pashtun communities. Abduction and killing of the members of these communities by the Pakistan military have become common. Altaf Hussain said that therefore, MQM would be observing the Pakistan Independence Day as a Black Day.
MQM will be organising car rallies in London, the United States, Canada and Germany. Recently, a meeting of the MQM was held on this subject. Strong preparations are being made for the protests. MQM claims that the atrocities of the Pakistan military will come on the international stage through these protests.
Meanwhile, the Pakistan military is making moves to take over the Sindh province. Pakistan intends to create military settlements in this province. Moreover, a few days ago, Altaf Hussain had accused that Pakistan’s Imran Khan wants to handover Karachi to the Pakistan military.
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