MQM chief Altaf Hussain. — File Photo

KARACHI: Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) chief Altaf Hussain on Monday warned conspirators to end hatching conspiracies against the party and to stop the blame game.

He was addressing separate gatherings simultaneously in Karachi, Lahore, Hyderabad and other zonal centers including Rawlpindi on 34th foundation day of All Pakistan Muttahida Students Organisation (APMSO) via telephone.

The MQM chief said that his party is a reality adding that tactics were being used to suppress the voice and mandate given to them by masses.

He alleged that efforts were being made to divide the party and said his opponents, and criminal elements, involved in target killings and kidnapping for ransom, were being given money and arms to target the party and create a situation of lawlessness in Karachi.

He said that since its inception, concerted effort against the MQM and the APMSO has been waged.

“However, despite all the negative propaganda against us, we did not only exist in urban population of Sindh, but have spread to every nook and corner of the country,” said the MQM chief.

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