Monday, December 27, 2010

Breaking News MQM departs federal cabinet

Breaking News LONDON: Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) has decided to sever ties with federal cabinet, CNews reported Monday night.

According to details, MQM’s central Rabta Committee held its simultaneous meetings in London and Karachi.

According to Rabta Committee decision, two MQM ministers will tender their resignation in first phase. Federal Ports and Shipping Minister Babar Ghauri and deputy convener of the MQM, Dr Farooq Sattar are abroad and will tender their resignations tomorrow.

A decision regarding quitting Sindh cabinet will be made soon.
MQM decides to separate from Federal cabinet

MQM Announces To Quit Coalition Government.Meetings of MQM held in Karachi and London

decided to separate from govt







According to Rabta Committee decision, two MQM ministers will tender their resignation in first phase. Federal Ports and Shipping Minister Babar Ghauri and deputy convener of the MQM, Dr Farooq Sattar are abroad and will tender their resignations tomorrow.

Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) has decided to sever ties with federal cabinet.

According to details, MQM’s central Rabta Committee held its simultaneous meetings in London and Karachi.

According to Rabta Committee decision, two MQM ministers will tender their resignation in first phase. Federal Ports and Shipping Minister Babar Ghauri and deputy convener of the MQM, Dr Farooq Sattar are abroad and will tender their resignations tomorrow.

A decision regarding quitting Sindh cabinet will be made soon.


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