The Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) on Saturday responded to a video statement issued by Altaf Hussain in which Hussain sought the Indian prime minister's 'help', saying those who love Pakistan had no right to ask Narendra Modi for assistance.

According to a statement issued by MQM-P, "it is a well-known fact that Narendra Modi is not only known as the 'butcher of Gujrat', but is also notorious for his anti-Muslim policies which are open for all to see".

MQM-P's response also clarified that no person had the right to claim to represent millions of mohajirs and then seek help from an Indian prime minister.

MQM Pakistan also stated that the whole fiasco was concocted as a conspiracy to cast doubt over mohajirs' love and dedication to Pakistan.

The party also asserted that it not only condemns anti-Pakistan statements, but will also strive to make such conspiracies unsuccessful.

Opinion

Editorial

Afghan turbulence
Updated 19 Mar, 2024

Afghan turbulence

RELATIONS between the newly formed government and Afghanistan’s de facto Taliban rulers have begun on an...
In disarray
19 Mar, 2024

In disarray

IT is clear that there is some bad blood within the PTI’s ranks. Ever since the PTI lost a key battle over ...
Festering wound
19 Mar, 2024

Festering wound

PROTESTS unfolded once more in Gwadar, this time against the alleged enforced disappearances of two young men, who...
Defining extremism
Updated 18 Mar, 2024

Defining extremism

Redefining extremism may well be the first step to clamping down on advocacy for Palestine.
Climate in focus
18 Mar, 2024

Climate in focus

IN a welcome order by the Supreme Court, the new government has been tasked with providing a report on actions taken...
Growing rabies concern
18 Mar, 2024

Growing rabies concern

DOG-BITE is an old problem in Pakistan. Amid a surfeit of public health challenges, rabies now seems poised to ...