Reinstatement of Hyderabad & its affect on PPP, MQM
 

Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gillani paid a visit to Sindh, thanks God after a long time he remembered that Sindh is also part of the country and he paid a visit.
In a huge crowd he announced the reinstatement of Hyderabad, after the announcement as usual MQM is tensed because of reinstatement.
Because MQM now realized that if hyderabad will restore to its original position then it will be very difficult for them to get seats in any type of election, Federal, Provincial and Local. Because during Mushraff regime Hyderabad was divided in three parts so in that way MQM won all seats from URBAN areas.
How both parties will resolve the issue????????? Will PM swallow back his words or will MQM be succeeded to bring people on the roads??????
Your opinions are welcomed::):

restoration of hyderabad
 

abhi tak to bat assembly mein hai, kiyun k huqumat PPP ki hai ho sakt hai k ho b jaey.

MQM has no right to shun the reality that hyderabad was divided by Musharraf regime because he himself was ideologically affiliated to the said party,and it was done entirely against the aspirations of majority.If it has been restored by the prime minister,it should not be taken in terms of PP's trick to disentangle MQM from the electoral arena.MQM claims to be a universal party having no ethnically and religious prejudices,if so, than let the parties combat in electoral process to weigh their strength and insight into the reality.So for as the protest is concerned,it is a part of robust democratic system and we should support the same in noble spirit.But on other hand protest should not be taken as a chisel to trim not favoring decisions.

Should Hyderabad be brought back to its original position
 

Keeping in view of PMs statement that Hyderabad will be brought back to its original position and then immediate reaction of MQM......should it be brough back....what are your comments...!

This government is famous for taking back its decisions. Most probably it will follow that tradition.

@abandont
During last government Hyderabad was divided in four districts that gave MQM a strength in Hyderabad and MQM with its allies dealt for the Hyderabad because Hyderabd is urban city like karachi and all three districts were given to PML-Q(Arbab Ghulam Rahim) PPP has right to reinstate the Hyderabad because this is not only a card, but also it was illogical and illegal decision.
That decision was taken just to benefit MQM.

@new student
that is true that PPP is famous for that:haha, but it is a political card, when one party is in governing side then they are thinking how could they harm the opposition and vice versa,:busy Division of hyderabad was a step to destabilize PPP position and now PPP is going to destabilize the MQM's position.

i think this is very fool decision.former division of of Hyderabad in Musharaf regime was right.,But i also support Nisar Khoro statement Karachi should be divided in 5 districts because of large population

[B]There is a conflict of intrest between both above mentioned parties. The most notable point is the timing of raising this issue, PPP is striving frantically to minimise hype on Nro case to distract masses'n media's attention towards non issue of hyd.

PPP cant afford any clash with MQM right now at any cost unless Mr. Nawaz sharif shows green signal to join cabinet.

MQM is rightly notorious for black mailing, n wil continue to do so for their vested intrest.

Hyd is a non issue , n it wil resolve as soon as 13th may hearing proceeds. [/B]

it has been a trauma of pakistani politics that......
 

it has been a trauma of pakistani politics that the decisions taken by one government are revoked by its successor.the PPP has been leading a coalition govt with MQM in sindh.it must take those decisions after consultations with the coalition parties.the decision shud be taken in such a way that the issue may be resolved once and for all.on the other hand the MQM must also realise the leading role of the PPP in Sindh and the centre.it shud not politicise the issue and ridicule it from the spectrum of electoral politics.i wud agree with one of the members above [B](Riaz Ahmed Alizai)[/B] who said that MQM claims to be a universal party having no ethnically and religious prejudices,if so, than let the parties combat in electoral process to weigh their strength and insight into the reality.

there is a need to have a compromise.the MQM must not be neglected keeping in view the universal democratic norms.the MQM stands second to PPP in hyderabad as the significant majority party.but i wud really give credit to the MQM if they stand by the decision of the PPP and put their focus more on winning the hearts and minds of the local people and take this as a challenge to hammer out some more pro-democratic strategies to win the elections under these varied settings.

[B]Dear QAU,

Dear I completly disagree with ur below mentioned point, plz prove it wid facts[/B]


[B][U]there is a need to have a compromise.the MQM must not be neglected keeping in view the universal democratic norms.the MQM stands [/U][/B]

[B]Waiting for ur response.:0 [/B]