I would have agreed that the erstwhile mohajirs should by now have forgotten their genesis, however, I think that it was the jinnahpur declaration of the pakistani Army which ensured that another couple of generations will not forget what they were discriminated for! That was clearly one mistake that the Army does not admit to this day!!
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I would have agreed that the erstwhile mohajirs should by now have forgotten their genesis, however, I think that it was the jinnahpur declaration of the pakistani Army which ensured that another couple of generations will not forget what they were discriminated for! That was clearly one mistake that the Army does not admit to this day!!
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muhajir CURRENTLY in pakistan are only the AFGHAN refugees! everyone born and raised up in pakistan who has loyalties TO pakistan are pakistanis!!
even in the prophet's time the Muhajiriyin of Mecca were pivotal in madinah! and most of them made madinah there true home and died there! no one doubted their loyalties to Madinah! infact even when given the chance to return to Mecca they preferred to live in Madinah!
So urdu speaking are AS PAKISTANI as anyone else!! and any leader or their follower calling the urdu speaking muhajir or non pakistani should be executed!
even in the prophet's time the Muhajiriyin of Mecca were pivotal in madinah! and most of them made madinah there true home and died there! no one doubted their loyalties to Madinah! infact even when given the chance to return to Mecca they preferred to live in Madinah!
So urdu speaking are AS PAKISTANI as anyone else!! and any leader or their follower calling the urdu speaking muhajir or non pakistani should be executed!
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so we are not loyal pakistani, you idiot??, who gave pakistan nukes, who made pakistan??
afghan refugees are not loyal you pathan
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The word "Muhajir" doesn't mean Non-pakistani
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New provinces is a good idea.We must try to tolerate each others ideas.For example no harm was done to pakistan when the leadership of N.W.F.P changed its name to Khyberpakhtunkha.So if the mohajirs want a new province and the area in which they are demanding has a mohajir majority.Then we should give them and concentrate on bigger issues concerning our beloved country.LONG LIVE PAKISTAN
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u r the idiot because you can't read!!! read what i wrote!
New provinces is a good idea.We must try to tolerate each others ideas.For example no harm was done to pakistan when the leadership of N.W.F.P changed its name to Khyberpakhtunkha.So if the mohajirs want a new province and the area in which they are demanding has a mohajir majority.Then we should give them and concentrate on bigger issues concerning our beloved country.LONG LIVE PAKISTAN
changing the name of NWFP was the biggest blunder in the history of pakistan after 1971!!!! since then hazare want a province,serayki want a province,karachi wants a province & Balochistan wants seperation!!!
if we have a true patriotic leader of pakistan he should rename all the provinces!
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How about Muhajir's get Land from your country to make new province?
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What kind of logic is that? Kick the Pashtun and Punjabi out because they have "ruined" Karachi?
Your ignorance is all over the place, suggest you don't poke your nose where you don't have any business.
If you read him properly, he's suggesting giving the Muhajir a piece of land which will become independent from the rest of the country. What a troll
No probs with that, as long as we ban MQM aswell. You can never trust disguistic villains like Altaf, they always have sinister plans in their minds.
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Toll hits 33: After week full of killings, pressure builds at funeral
By Hafeez Tunio / Faraz Khan
Published: April 1, 2012
Before the funeral for MQM supporters in Liaquatabad, leaflets addressed as open letters to the Mohajir community were distributed. The men also cried “We made Pakistan; we will make a Mohajir province too.” PHOTO: EXPRESS
KARACHI:
The demand for a separate province for Mohajirs resurfaced in the form of a two-page pamphlet distributed and held up by mourners at the funeral for Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) supporters on Saturday.
Before the funeral in Liaquatabad, men were seen distributing and holding the leaflets for a ‘Mohajir Soba Tehreek’. They shouted slogans in favour of a Mohajir province. The leaflet was titled an open letter to the Mohajir community, stating that people had to unite and fight for their rights and to protect themselves. “We made Pakistan, We will make a Mohajir province too,” cried the men.
It has been a bloody week with an estimated 33 people shot dead in tit-for-tat killings across Karachi. The city has operated in fits and starts as days of mourning were called by the parties as their activists were slain. On Saturday it was completely shut although isolated events planned months ahead, such as a convocation and seminar on urban planning, went on.
The MQM’s Nasir Jamal said that his party has lost six supporters while the ANP has claimed eight.
The funerals were held on Saturday and more are scheduled for today, Sunday.
Despite this, police chief Akhtar Hussain Gorchani described the city as calm. “As long as the mourning is peaceful, it’s fine,” he said. “Otherwise we will have to take action. Since yesterday, six to seven people were killed over politico-ethnic bias. However, a man also killed his sister-in-law. The media has been running tickers which say 13 or 14 people have died.”
In its report, the police told the chief justice that only half of the killings were targeted.
Four constables on duty at the time of murders at Banaras Bridge have been suspended.
The Rangers took 37 suspects into custody. The ANP said over 160 party activists were arrested. Rangers raided ANP’s Sindh headquarters at 2 am on Saturday but the party said it was willing to cooperate.
The government has revived a 10-point code of conduct that political parties signed in August 2010. Top officials met and granted the police and Rangers absolute control to act. Committees will be set up with political representatives to monitor violent areas and to ensure that no party flags, banners or graffiti are put up. However, the real problem is drive-by shootings for which no immediate solution or plan of action was made public.
The president flew in to the city late Friday night.
A source in the PPP said that the MQM had put forth a list of demands which the government could easily fulfil. He added the MQM was pressing them to act against rival Mohajir Qaumi Movement-Haqiqi chief Afaq Ahmed.
“This is a democratic government,” said a senior PPP leader who wanted to remain anonymous. “We cannot victimise any political party or leader by banning them and their activities.” As it is, the government had banned the Peoples Amn Committee (PAC) to please the MQM, he added.
Sources claim that in MQM-dominated areas such as Kharadar, Mithadar and Soldier Bazaar, the PAC and other groups has started taking over. “The current situation is worrying the leaders,” he said. “The federal interior minister has assured the MQM that the government will deal with this but so far PPP leaders have not agreed to act against Habib Jan and Uzair Baloch [of PAC].”
According to the source, the MQM had set a deadline for the local body elections, which has been delayed because of disagreements in the coalition. “The MQM wants a quick decision on [it],” he said. “The PPP wants to keep the issue going till the general elections.”
MQM leaders refuted this and said that they had joined the coalition government by pursuing a policy of reconciliation. “We have never demanded ministries or other incentives,” said Waseem Ahmed.
Published in The Express Tribune, April 1st, 2012.
By Hafeez Tunio / Faraz Khan
Published: April 1, 2012
Before the funeral for MQM supporters in Liaquatabad, leaflets addressed as open letters to the Mohajir community were distributed. The men also cried “We made Pakistan; we will make a Mohajir province too.” PHOTO: EXPRESS
KARACHI:
The demand for a separate province for Mohajirs resurfaced in the form of a two-page pamphlet distributed and held up by mourners at the funeral for Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) supporters on Saturday.
Before the funeral in Liaquatabad, men were seen distributing and holding the leaflets for a ‘Mohajir Soba Tehreek’. They shouted slogans in favour of a Mohajir province. The leaflet was titled an open letter to the Mohajir community, stating that people had to unite and fight for their rights and to protect themselves. “We made Pakistan, We will make a Mohajir province too,” cried the men.
It has been a bloody week with an estimated 33 people shot dead in tit-for-tat killings across Karachi. The city has operated in fits and starts as days of mourning were called by the parties as their activists were slain. On Saturday it was completely shut although isolated events planned months ahead, such as a convocation and seminar on urban planning, went on.
The MQM’s Nasir Jamal said that his party has lost six supporters while the ANP has claimed eight.
The funerals were held on Saturday and more are scheduled for today, Sunday.
Despite this, police chief Akhtar Hussain Gorchani described the city as calm. “As long as the mourning is peaceful, it’s fine,” he said. “Otherwise we will have to take action. Since yesterday, six to seven people were killed over politico-ethnic bias. However, a man also killed his sister-in-law. The media has been running tickers which say 13 or 14 people have died.”
In its report, the police told the chief justice that only half of the killings were targeted.
Four constables on duty at the time of murders at Banaras Bridge have been suspended.
The Rangers took 37 suspects into custody. The ANP said over 160 party activists were arrested. Rangers raided ANP’s Sindh headquarters at 2 am on Saturday but the party said it was willing to cooperate.
The government has revived a 10-point code of conduct that political parties signed in August 2010. Top officials met and granted the police and Rangers absolute control to act. Committees will be set up with political representatives to monitor violent areas and to ensure that no party flags, banners or graffiti are put up. However, the real problem is drive-by shootings for which no immediate solution or plan of action was made public.
The president flew in to the city late Friday night.
A source in the PPP said that the MQM had put forth a list of demands which the government could easily fulfil. He added the MQM was pressing them to act against rival Mohajir Qaumi Movement-Haqiqi chief Afaq Ahmed.
“This is a democratic government,” said a senior PPP leader who wanted to remain anonymous. “We cannot victimise any political party or leader by banning them and their activities.” As it is, the government had banned the Peoples Amn Committee (PAC) to please the MQM, he added.
Sources claim that in MQM-dominated areas such as Kharadar, Mithadar and Soldier Bazaar, the PAC and other groups has started taking over. “The current situation is worrying the leaders,” he said. “The federal interior minister has assured the MQM that the government will deal with this but so far PPP leaders have not agreed to act against Habib Jan and Uzair Baloch [of PAC].”
According to the source, the MQM had set a deadline for the local body elections, which has been delayed because of disagreements in the coalition. “The MQM wants a quick decision on [it],” he said. “The PPP wants to keep the issue going till the general elections.”
MQM leaders refuted this and said that they had joined the coalition government by pursuing a policy of reconciliation. “We have never demanded ministries or other incentives,” said Waseem Ahmed.
Published in The Express Tribune, April 1st, 2012.
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I know what he said and i also know he is a false flag that's why said to give a piece of land (Indian Land) which we left behind, so that we can form a new province on that land for Mohajirs like me
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And then you start screaming that why people other than some specific community hate MQM. Sorry to say MQM didn't brought their land to form Pakistan, People who gave sacrifices for Pakistan are gone, today's and previous generation (who are borne in Pakistan are no longer Mohajirs) are ones who actually destroyed Pakistan and are not in position to claim the sacrifices of older people. If there are new Mohajirs than i am again sorry to say Pakistan don't belongs to them, they are free to move to their original country for where they migrated.
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Now i am forced to believe that Jinahpor was not a propaganda.
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Anyone who came out of the orignal documented wave of migrants and does not have a proof of ancestor contribution to the state either in terms of wealth, material, intellactual or was forced to flee due to violence should be considered illegal sqatter and economuc oppurtunist. Orders for immedeate cancellation of citizen ship and deportation.
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[B said:
First about muhajirs some info http://http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhajir_people[B said:
Regarding bolded part ,suppose some how your type force these people out and send them back than technically it will undo the partition and you will have to apply for an indian passport!!
I just wonder at time no wonder this country is in such a mess where people hold such ignorant attitude towards their very own creators .
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