HYDERABAD, March 13: The Hyderabad chapter of the Pakistan Muslim League (Q) on Tuesday criticised its coalition partner in the Sindh government, which it alleged had their camp at Pacca Qilla incline uprooted a day ago.

The party’s district organiser Mir Sher Mohammad Khan Talpur, deputy district organiser Qari Mushtaq Ahmed Farooqui, Ms. Saleha Ziaul Islam and Ms. Seema Solangi told a news conference at the press club that the camp had been erected in connection with inauguration ceremony for the PML-Q ladies wing office at Pacca Qilla incline outside of house of party’s general secretary Saleha Ziaul Islam.

A while later the nazim of the union council came there with a police mobile, harassed party workers and had the reception camp uprooted after injuring a number of women workers, they charged.

The party office-bearers appealed to the Sindh chief minister to take notice of the excesses being committed against his party in Hyderabad.

PPP-SB: The Pakistan People’s Party (Shaheed Bhutto) would launch membership and mass contact campaign on March 15 coinciding it with the day late Mir Murtaza Bhutto was elected chairman of the party 12-years ago at a convention at 70-Clifton.

Party’s provincial information secretary Peeral Majidano, Raja Rasheed Samoon, Shahab Shaikh and Barkat Lashari told a news conference at the press club that the party would hold programmes from Karachi to Larkana. The party would also finalise a programme for holding the death anniversary of late Z. A. Bhutto at Garhi Khuda Bux Bhutto on April 4, they said.

They criticised the president’s action against the chief justice of Pakistan and police’s brutalities against lawyers in Lahore and Islamabad.

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