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MQM-P issues show-cause notice to MNA Iqbal Khan

MQM-P issues show-cause notice to MNA Iqbal Khan

Web Desk March 18, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

KARACHI: Muttahida Qomi Movement Pakistan (MQM-P) issued show-cause notice to member National Assembly Mohammad Iqbal Khan over criticizing the Governor Sindh.

According to the notice, Member of the National Assembly, Muhammad Iqbal Khan, criticized MQM's nominee Governor Sindh Kamran Tessori and used inappropriate language, which is a violation of organizational discipline.

In the notice, Iqbal Khan has been asked to submit a reply on March 24 at MQM’s Bahadrabad office and action will be action under party rules if not appear.

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Earlier, Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab had formally requested Rs100 billion in federal funding for the city’s development.

Mayor Karachi  has stated that he has written a letter to the Governor of Sindh regarding the Karachi Development Package.

In the letter, the Mayor of Karachi expressed his gratitude to the Governor of Sindh, saying, “I am grateful that you are taking a keen interest in the development of Karachi. We have always maintained that the federal government is not taking an interest in the construction and development of Karachi, and this city remains deprived of its fair share in development projects.”

He further stated, “I am thankful that you have offered to secure Rs. 100 billion from the federal government for Karachi. In my letter, I have also highlighted the projects that require financial support from the federal government.”

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