MQM-P to support ANP candidate on Karachi’s PS-88 seat

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MQM-P leader Mustafa Kamal has said that his party will support the ANP candidate contesting from Karachi’s PS-88 Malir 5.

Speaking to the media alongside ANP Sindh president Shahi Syed at Mardan House in the city, Kamal said: “MQM-P will help their brother in every way to win this seat. We will want our share to increase by ANP winning this provincial assembly seat.”

He made it clear that this was not an election move but a way to move forward despite differences.

“This is no doubt a seat adjustment but it is not about taking and giving seats but something greater than that for our younger generations to come,” Kamal said.

MQM-P leader Mustafa Kamal meets ANP Sindh president Shahi Syed at Mardan House in Karachi on February 4. — DawnNewsTv
MQM-P leader Mustafa Kamal meets ANP Sindh president Shahi Syed at Mardan House in Karachi on February 4. — DawnNewsTv

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