MQM-P
MQM-P, short for Muttahida Qaumi Movement - Pakistan, is a Pakistani political party that positions itself as representing Muhajir and urban Sindh communities with a base in Karachi. It is best known for its long-standing organizational strength in Karachi, substantial electoral presence in the Sindh and national legislatures, and its history of mobilizing urban Muhajir voters and protests. It remains relevant in current news as a factor in Sindh politics and federal-provincial coalition dynamics, often cited in discussions of ethnic-based political representation in Pakistan.
Shehbaz Sharif Praises Ex-Governor Tessori During MQM-P Meeting in Karachi
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif met with MQM-P leaders in Karachi and praised former Sindh governor Kamran Tessori's contributions to regional politics. The meeting discussed regional peace, political issues, and development projects, amid Tessori's recent replacement by Nehal Hashmi.
MQM-P Urges Revisiting Pakistan's 28th Amendment to Boost Participatory Democracy
MQM-P has called for a review of Pakistan's proposed 28th Amendment to enhance citizen rights and local governance. Their move aims to transform the current feudal democracy into a participatory system amid regional security concerns.
Sindh Rises in Defense of Unity Amid Karachi Province Talks
The Sindh Assembly declared Karachi an integral part of Sindh, opposing efforts to create a separate province. Major parties like PPP and MQM-P strongly object to the idea, citing constitutional and regional considerations.