Karachi: Criticizing severely on politics of Pakistan, Pak Sar Zameen Party (PSP) Chairman Syed Mustafa Kamal said that the democratic parties of the country when come to power turned into a big dictator.
Talking to media after appearing before an accountability court in the illegal allotment of land near sea, former mayor Syed Mustafa Kamal said that existing style of ruling in Pakistan cann’t run any more.
The PSP chief said that since the first day his party viewed that the powers under the 18th amendment should go to lower levels but powers not transferred to people.
Kamal said that whenever the democratic parties of the country come to power than they become big dictator while situation in all the provinces are the same as all the chief ministers of the provinces are ruling like dictator.
He regretted and expressed pain that Karachi was divided into six parts adding that the foundation of dividing Sindh has been established by dividing single district of Karachi into six districts adding that due to this some people chant slogans that they will divide Sindh.
The PSP Chairman said that Karachi is a heart of the mother land Sindh and Sindh is also the mother land of ours and we are sons the motherland and we will not accept any further division of Karachi.
He said that garbage and cleaning of nullahs have become an issue or a problem adding that Karachi has faulty system of cleaning.
Ex-mayor said that the resources the province gets has limited to Chief Minister and the CM keeps all the money and these money does’nt belong to the CM while the money should be transferred to local level.
Before this, an accountability court heard the illegal allotment of land near sea while the PSP chief Syed Mustafa Kamala and Anees Kaimkhani appeared before the court and asking and checking the bails of the accused adjourned the hearing till September 3.
