Addressing a press conference from London, Anees said he paid tribute to Mustafa Kamal and Anees Kaimkhani for speaking up against anti-stare elements.
Flanked alongside other PSP leaders including Raza Haroon, he said “We want to stop those who are working at the behest of enemies.”
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He added that he was in London to raise voice against elements destabilizing Pakistan.
There was a time when slaughtering in Karachi as a routine and people would kill each other in the name ethnicity.
On March 3, 2016, Kamal had returned home from self-imposed exile and launched a new political party to challenge the iron grip of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) on the Karachi.
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Mustafa Kamal, who won wide support as mayor of Karachi from 2005 to 2010, leveled blistering criticism at Altaf Husain’s strongarm tactics.
Kamal left Pakistan in 2013 over reported differences with Husain, and had lived in Dubai since then.
