Sometime back, he threatened to send 5,000 dead bodies of Sindhis from Karachi


KARACHI, SINDH: [SindhWeek.Com Report] The racist & chauvinist Mayor of City District Govt Karachi (CDGK) Syed Mustafa Kamal who belongs to the racist and terrorist Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) is now trying hard to create clash between Sindhis and Pakhtuns. He has recently refused to accept writ of Sindh Govt on CDGK.The racist city mayor in an interview with an American Radio NPR, has said that Pakhtuns are 'dangerous and extremists' and they are 'dangerous' for Karachi also as they are planning to 'occupy,' Karachi. He said the main objective of Pakhtuns is to set up 'religious extremism and religious fundamentalism.

'Chauvinist Mustafa Kamal said Pakhtuns are choosing such areas for building of their illegal localities which are hindering in development of the city. He said Pakhtuns are also being settled in Interior Sindh, therefore, Sindhis should take action against them otherwise this would create problem for "Sindhis and us", he added.It may be pointed out that racist city mayor has miserably & completely neglected Sindhi and Baloch areas of Karachi in prevailing gigantic development projects by showing his and his party's hatred against Sindhi & Baloch people so much so, the Lyari Town which is the largest out of total 18 Towns of Karachi, was turned into garbage centre. However, the racist MQM Mayor shamelessly claimed that he has spend billion of rupees on the development of Lyari whereas facts speaks otherwise. For this, he hired the services of two mercenary journalists namely Agha Masud Hussain and Salahuddin Haider to write articles for the so-called development in Lyari.

It may be pointed out that racist & terrorist city mayor Syed Mustafa Kamal while giving an interview to ARY private satellite channel had threatened to send 5,000 dead bodies to interior Sindh [obviously of Sindhis] after the riots erupted as result of assassination of Ms Benazir Bhutto, ex-prime minister of Pakistan.

source : http://www.geocities.com/sindhweek/