Whenever the Pakistan People's Party faces challenges, it tends to play the “Sindh Card.”
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Posted on: 8/11/2026
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Whenever the Pakistan People's Party faces challenges, it tends to play the “Sindh Card.”
#مہاجروں_کو_دھمکیاں_نہ_دو
A genuine supporter of Sain G. M. Syed would never advocate for splitting or encouraging animosity between Sindhis and Muhajirs in #Sindh.
We might perish, but we will never agree to be under the control of any feudal lord.
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Yesterday, the meaning of Verse 13 from Surah Al-Hujurat in the Holy Quran was shared. In this sacred verse, Allah says:
"O people! We made you from a man and a woman, and formed you into different nations, tribes, and groups so that you can know each other. Truly, the one who is the best in the eyes of Allah is the one who is the most good-hearted."
Every newborn enters this world without a specific faith, which means that while a child may not have a religion, they always have an identity. For instance, a person from Punjab might practice Islam, Hinduism, or Sikhism. They share the same cultural background, even though their religions might differ.
Around 12 days ago, Mohsin Naqvi, the Federal Interior Minister, spoke to the business leaders and mentioned that the management and governance of #Pakistan had fallen apart and that changes were necessary; otherwise, the country’s safety and existence could be at risk.
Mr.
proposed that the answer was to establish additional provinces within the nation.
During a press conference, DG ISPR Lieutenant General Arshad Sharif Chaudhry backed this idea, mentioning that the nation's structure could not go on as it is without changes and highlighted the need for new provinces in Pakistan.
These remarks came from the Federal Interior Minister and the DG ISPR.
Did Altaf Hussain or any leader from the MQM claim that the nation's system has failed and that new regions need to be formed?
However, some so-called Sindhi nationalists have begun to insult Muhajirs. For the last two or three months, certain unfair podcasters have been repeatedly criticizing Muhajirs. Comparisons have been made between Muhajirs and Jews, while Altaf Hussain, who is seen as the ideological leader of the Muhajirs, has been likened to Netanyahu. Muhajirs have been blamed for acts of terrorism, killings involving bodies being disposed of, and for causing chaos in society.
These partial podcasters did not blame the katcha dacoits for the worsening of safety and security, and they also did not criticize the so-called “pakka” dacoits. Instead, they kept bringing up old, false stories from 34 years ago about Muhajirs to try and create conflict with other ethnic groups.
I would like to question these proud and one-sided individuals: At any point has the
claimed that Sindhis and Saraikis should be forced out of Karachi? When has the MQM ever spread such ideas?
These podcasters failed to inform the audience that Zulfiqar Mirza, the former Sindh Interior Minister from the Pakistan Peoples Party, claimed he had not provided the residents of Lyari with thousands of Kalashnikovs for shooting in the air during weddings. However, when Altaf Hussain instructed his followers to sell their TVs, VCRs, and refrigerators, get licenses for guns, and buy weapons for their safety after attacks on Muhajir communities, it was deemed as terrorism.
Did the MQM take the life of Khalid Shahanshah, who was Benazir Bhutto's security guard? Did the MQM also kill Bilal Sheikh, a security guard working at Bilawal House? Did the MQM execute the attack on Benazir Bhutto in October 2007?
What is the reason that these so-called patriots do not identify the real murderers? Why do they only consider Muhajirs as easy targets?
You were responsible for the killing of Muhajirs in Hyderabad on September 30, 1988.
You were also involved in the killing of Muhajirs in Pucca Qila, Hyderabad, in 1990, but you still point fingers at Altaf Hussain and the Muhajirs.
When has Altaf Hussain ever encouraged his followers to assault Sindhi communities and homes?
These one-sided podcasters even discuss the Qasba Aligarh disaster and hold the Muhajirs responsible for what happened.
These self-proclaimed nationalists are promoting animosity in Sindh.
A true Sindhi nationalist, who follows Sain G. M. Syed sincerely, would never talk about splitting Sindh or encourage animosity between Sindhis and Muhajirs.
Those claiming that Muhajirs will be pushed into the sea or kicked out of Sindh need to realize this: If you want to begin such a movement again, you can do it whenever you want. Every young Muhajir man, child, girl, and person from Generation Z is ready to confront it, both mentally and physically.
The Muhajirs are resolute that we might perish, but we will never agree to be enslaved by any landowner or wadera.
Actions by the military were taken to destroy the MQM. During these actions, many of our members lost their lives and many others vanished without a trace. But was it really possible to get rid of the MQM? Could the affection for Altaf Hussain be taken away from the hearts of the Muhajirs?
Let the prejudiced news hosts and podcasters who blame Muhajirs pay attention: The divide between the city and countryside in Sindh was created by the Pakistan Peoples Party in 1972 when it approved the Sindhi Language Bill, making Sindhi the official language of Sindh.
Why was there no similar bill put forward in Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, or Balochistan to make Punjabi the official language of Punjab, Pashto the official language of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Balochi the official language of Balochistan?
In 1973, a system was set up in Pakistan’s Constitution specifically for Sindh, splitting the area into urban and rural sections.
Was this separation made by the MQM or Altaf Hussain, or was it the work of Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto?
Since 1970, the Pakistan Peoples Party has been running its political game in Sindh by promoting dislike against Muhajirs. It’s well known that whenever the Pakistan Peoples Party feels threatened, it resorts to the Sindh Card.
I say to the Muhajirs: You aren’t leaving right now, and you won’t go back either. They are discussing harming us. So, to keep yourselves safe, get permits for weapons and buy guns.
Altaf Hussain.
London. UK.
445th public address via TikTok on August 9, 2026.
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8/11/2026 4:49:06 PM
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