HYDERABAD, Oct 9: The chief of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement, Altaf Hussain, has said that he would end the feudal system, exploitation, joblessness, discrimination against women, and retrenchment of workers if his party was elected to power.

He said this while addressing the last election meeting in Paretabad late Tuesday night over the phone.

He said that his party would strive for the establishment of a peaceful society where citizens’ fundamental rights were protected.

He claimed that if any elected representative of the Muttahida Quami Movement was found involved in negligence he would be forced to resign from the seat.

He said that the Muttahida representatives would serve the people without any discrimination, caste, creed, and colour.

He instructed the party workers to first cast their votes before starting their job of guiding voters outside the polling stations in their camps.

He told the party workers not to get provoked because of other party activists and exercise restraint.

He claimed that the Muttahida representatives would try their level best to solve the sanitation problem and other civic issues confronting the people in almost all the areas of Sindh.

Our Mirpurkhas correspondent adds: Muttahida Qaumi Movement chief Altaf Hussain has said the joint struggle of Urdu and Sindhi-speaking people for the rights of Sindh has disturbed the establishment and added conspiracies are being hatched to damage this unity.

Addressing a public meeting at Colony Ground here Tuesday night on telephone, Altaf said the Sindhi people had been deprived of their rights since independence and added the establishment was looting resources of Sindh and had made it a colony.

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