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Mohajir province need of the hour: MST
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Lols, no idea, we used to live there but we're in Gulshan now, I never thought of it.
I believe there's a page on the net, I'll find it
Found it:
i-Kokani - A Complete Kokani Muslim Community Portal
From Maharashtra
It's not shocking I don't know, I've never cared for ethnicity
Plus, we're all from Arab descent
From here:
History
I believe there's a page on the net, I'll find it
Found it:
i-Kokani - A Complete Kokani Muslim Community Portal
From Maharashtra
It's not shocking I don't know, I've never cared for ethnicity
Plus, we're all from Arab descent
From here:
History
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Sindhi Nationalists warn government of bloodshed 
By Our Correspondents
Published: May 20, 2012
HYDERABAD / KARACHI:
The hue and cry about the Mohajir Suba took a new but ugly turn on Saturday when Sindhs nationalist parties hit out hard at the protagonists of the clandestine movement and warned its leaders as well as the Sindh government of serious consequences if any attempt was made to divide the province or to carve out another province out of it.
A cluster of 10 nationalist parties of Sindh at a press conference at the Karachi Press Club demanded of the government to take stern action against those responsible for organising rallies, putting up billboards and banners and graffiti in different parts of Karachi, Hyderabad and Sukkur.
The nationalist leaders belonging to Sindh National Movement, Jeay Sindh Tehreek, Awami Jamhori Party, Sindh United Party, Awami Tehreek, Jeay Sindh Qaumi Mahaz, Sindh National Party, Jeay Sindh Mahaz, Sindh Dost Democratic Party and Karachi Sindh Shehri Ittehad, also warned that Sindhi people would themselves take action against such people if the government failed to do so.
Expressing their serious concern over the demand of Mohajir Suba, the nationalists advised the Urdu-speaking community not to support any evil design of dividing Sindh. We consider Urdu-speaking people our brothers but if they continue to demand a separate homeland here or support anti-Sindh elements, they are advised and warned to leave Sindh, said Ali Hasan Chandio.
They said that a conspiracy was being hatched for the last couple of months. We did not take any action fearing bloodshed but enough is enough. We are peaceful people but know how to fight for our motherland, said Ameer Bhanbhro.
Our elders welcomed Mohajirs at the time of partition and Urdu-speaking people enjoy all kinds of rights and privileges in Sindh today. They were elected as Nazims in major cities and are members of the national and provincial assemblies and governors as well. On the contrary, Sindhis are not given entry in the educational institutions and are denied jobs in Karachi, said Elahi Bux Bikik.
The nationalists condemning the mysterious silence of the provincial government over the issue of Mohajir Suba and demanded the arrest of people behind this movement. We suspect that the movement enjoys the tacit support of the provincial government. And if it is not so, the government should clear its position and impose a ban on such activities immediately, demanded Mazhar Rahojo.
They announced a rally outside the KPC on May 28 against Mohajir Suba demand.
In Hyderabad, the Sindh Taraqi Pasand Party (STPP) issued a 72-hour ultimatum to the Sindh government to remove the wall chalking, posters, banners and posters carrying maps of Mohajir Suba from all parts of Sindh.
If the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) government doesnt do it then our workers will do it in every city from Karachi to Larkana. And, whatever happens as a consequence these two parties would be responsible, said Haider Shahani, the STPPs vice president, at a press conference on Saturday. Partys general secretary, former vice chancellor of the Sindh Agriculture University Dr Rajab Memon, and other leaders accompanied him.
Shahani warned the PPP government of bloodshed in the province if it failed to take immediate action to defeat the designs for the division of Sindh.
He said that they have convened a meeting of all the nationalist parties to chalk out a joint strategy. The STPP vice president noted that the movement which had started with a muted demand for Mohajir Suba by a clandestine group is now gaining momentum as an organised movement with support of the MQM. He alleged that the governor is supporting them and arranging transport for their rallies.
He asked why the MQM is not openly opposing the calls for Mohajir Suba as vociferously as it comes out on other issues.
Published in The Express Tribune, May 20th, 2012.
By Our Correspondents
Published: May 20, 2012
HYDERABAD / KARACHI:
The hue and cry about the Mohajir Suba took a new but ugly turn on Saturday when Sindhs nationalist parties hit out hard at the protagonists of the clandestine movement and warned its leaders as well as the Sindh government of serious consequences if any attempt was made to divide the province or to carve out another province out of it.
A cluster of 10 nationalist parties of Sindh at a press conference at the Karachi Press Club demanded of the government to take stern action against those responsible for organising rallies, putting up billboards and banners and graffiti in different parts of Karachi, Hyderabad and Sukkur.
The nationalist leaders belonging to Sindh National Movement, Jeay Sindh Tehreek, Awami Jamhori Party, Sindh United Party, Awami Tehreek, Jeay Sindh Qaumi Mahaz, Sindh National Party, Jeay Sindh Mahaz, Sindh Dost Democratic Party and Karachi Sindh Shehri Ittehad, also warned that Sindhi people would themselves take action against such people if the government failed to do so.
Expressing their serious concern over the demand of Mohajir Suba, the nationalists advised the Urdu-speaking community not to support any evil design of dividing Sindh. We consider Urdu-speaking people our brothers but if they continue to demand a separate homeland here or support anti-Sindh elements, they are advised and warned to leave Sindh, said Ali Hasan Chandio.
They said that a conspiracy was being hatched for the last couple of months. We did not take any action fearing bloodshed but enough is enough. We are peaceful people but know how to fight for our motherland, said Ameer Bhanbhro.
Our elders welcomed Mohajirs at the time of partition and Urdu-speaking people enjoy all kinds of rights and privileges in Sindh today. They were elected as Nazims in major cities and are members of the national and provincial assemblies and governors as well. On the contrary, Sindhis are not given entry in the educational institutions and are denied jobs in Karachi, said Elahi Bux Bikik.
The nationalists condemning the mysterious silence of the provincial government over the issue of Mohajir Suba and demanded the arrest of people behind this movement. We suspect that the movement enjoys the tacit support of the provincial government. And if it is not so, the government should clear its position and impose a ban on such activities immediately, demanded Mazhar Rahojo.
They announced a rally outside the KPC on May 28 against Mohajir Suba demand.
In Hyderabad, the Sindh Taraqi Pasand Party (STPP) issued a 72-hour ultimatum to the Sindh government to remove the wall chalking, posters, banners and posters carrying maps of Mohajir Suba from all parts of Sindh.
If the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) government doesnt do it then our workers will do it in every city from Karachi to Larkana. And, whatever happens as a consequence these two parties would be responsible, said Haider Shahani, the STPPs vice president, at a press conference on Saturday. Partys general secretary, former vice chancellor of the Sindh Agriculture University Dr Rajab Memon, and other leaders accompanied him.
Shahani warned the PPP government of bloodshed in the province if it failed to take immediate action to defeat the designs for the division of Sindh.
He said that they have convened a meeting of all the nationalist parties to chalk out a joint strategy. The STPP vice president noted that the movement which had started with a muted demand for Mohajir Suba by a clandestine group is now gaining momentum as an organised movement with support of the MQM. He alleged that the governor is supporting them and arranging transport for their rallies.
He asked why the MQM is not openly opposing the calls for Mohajir Suba as vociferously as it comes out on other issues.
Published in The Express Tribune, May 20th, 2012.
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koi insaay poochay kiya tarakii ki hai SINDH mein inhoun naay pichlay 60 saaloun mein?
this whole province bull is really going to hurt this nation!!!
i personally feel if someone really wishes to divide south punjab & sindh then name them as follows:
SOUTH PUNJAB province & BIN QASIM province instead of making them ethnic names! like "MUHAJIR" & "SERAIKYKI"!!!
besides bhawalpur wants to not be a part of this current province being named serayiki & alot of ethnicites are confused if they are considered "worthy" of "muhajir" province!
koi insaay poochay kiya tarakii ki hai SINDH mein inhoun naay pichlay 60 saaloun mein?
this whole province bull is really going to hurt this nation!!!
i personally feel if someone really wishes to divide south punjab & sindh then name them as follows:
SOUTH PUNJAB province & BIN QASIM province instead of making them ethnic names! like "MUHAJIR" & "SERAIKYKI"!!!
besides bhawalpur wants to not be a part of this current province being named serayiki & alot of ethnicites are confused if they are considered "worthy" of "muhajir" province!
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Khatay band hotey nazar arahey hain sir sub eik party ho jaengay ... mufat ki roti kaun chorta hai aur woh bhi jisko purani adat ho woh itnay aram say nahi choray ga
Sindh Taraqi Pasand Party (STPP)
koi insaay poochay kiya tarakii ki hai SINDH mein inhoun naay pichlay 60 saaloun mein?
this whole province bull is really going to hurt this nation!!!
i personally feel if someone really wishes to divide south punjab & sindh then name them as follows:
SOUTH PUNJAB province & BIN QASIM province instead of making them ethnic names! like "MUHAJIR" & "SERAIKYKI"!!!
besides bhawalpur wants to not be a part of this current province being named serayiki & alot of ethnicites are confused if they are considered "worthy" of "muhajir" province!
STTP kay bando nay bari taraqi ki hai except un kay becharay voters ya supporters if there are any wahi buray haal main hain who cares about them any way ... as for the name i dont think any one is fussy about the name
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So , Finally these nationalists started to warn about consiquencies, Well ! Thats why someone said right , "Phely apne aap ku bachane k liye weapons kharido , Khana cheen kar khaye gey, phele Zinda rehna hey". Unfortunatly conditions are heading towards another bloodshed and more innocents people might lose their life.. 
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Remove Graffiti And Banners: Durrani warns of action against local administration
By Our Correspondent
Published: May 20, 2012
Durrani has ordered the city administration to remove graffiti on Karachi’s walls by the Mohajir Suba Tehreek. PHOTO: FILE
KARACHI:
The Sindh Minister for Local Government Agha Siraj Durrani has ordered the city administration to remove graffiti on Karachi’s walls by the Mohajir Suba Tehreek, as well as billboards and banners placed by the group. Durrani has also asked for action to be taken against the administration of areas where the graffiti appeared.
The Mohajir Suba Tehreek, which has been campaigning for the creation of a separate province for Sindh, has been advertising its demands through graffiti on walls, posters and a ‘newsletter’, which was placed at several locations including outside the Karachi Press Club. It has also been organising protests throughout the city and several supporters of the movement held placards for it at funerals for MQM workers recently.
While the MQM has denied any ownership of and support for the group, a legislator from the party did raise the question in the Sindh Assembly whether, given the demands, there was a possibility to open negotiations with the group and find out why they were asking for a separate province.
The Mohajir Suba Tehreek has been a source of contention within the province. Legislators who moved and backed a resolution against the group in the Sindh Assembly received threatening text messages and letters, while nationalist parties accused the PPP of not acting against the group.
Published in The Express Tribune, May 20th, 2012.
By Our Correspondent
Published: May 20, 2012
Durrani has ordered the city administration to remove graffiti on Karachi’s walls by the Mohajir Suba Tehreek. PHOTO: FILE
KARACHI:
The Sindh Minister for Local Government Agha Siraj Durrani has ordered the city administration to remove graffiti on Karachi’s walls by the Mohajir Suba Tehreek, as well as billboards and banners placed by the group. Durrani has also asked for action to be taken against the administration of areas where the graffiti appeared.
The Mohajir Suba Tehreek, which has been campaigning for the creation of a separate province for Sindh, has been advertising its demands through graffiti on walls, posters and a ‘newsletter’, which was placed at several locations including outside the Karachi Press Club. It has also been organising protests throughout the city and several supporters of the movement held placards for it at funerals for MQM workers recently.
While the MQM has denied any ownership of and support for the group, a legislator from the party did raise the question in the Sindh Assembly whether, given the demands, there was a possibility to open negotiations with the group and find out why they were asking for a separate province.
The Mohajir Suba Tehreek has been a source of contention within the province. Legislators who moved and backed a resolution against the group in the Sindh Assembly received threatening text messages and letters, while nationalist parties accused the PPP of not acting against the group.
Published in The Express Tribune, May 20th, 2012.
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Welcome to the forum .... Name is not really important nor any one is fussy about it .. the important thing is creation of new administrative units
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aye lo mohajir sooba
bhai even my parents havent seen UP or bihar?
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