PPP rejects MQM's allegations

Published February 22, 2004

KARACHI, Feb 21: The Pakistan Peoples Party has rejected the Muttahida Qaumi Movement's allegations that it did nothing for the betterment of people of Sindh and said its founder Z.A. Bhutto and her daughter laid the foundations of uncountable development projects for the welfare of people of Sindh and the country.

In a statement on Saturday, PPP MNAs and MPAs bitterly criticized the Muttahida leaders for issuing baseless and misleading statements about their party and maintained that it was the only political party that provided jobs to a number of people from Sindh and other parts of the country.

They alleged that the self-exiled chief of Muttahida was having fun in London while the people, who had cast vote for it, were still awaiting for employment opportunities.-PPI

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