The announcement by the chief of a powerful Pakistani political group to make an important decision in three days has sparked rumors and political uncertainty in the country at a time when parliamentary polls are due just in few months.Chief of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement or MQM,louboutin soldes, Altaf Hussain, who currently lives in self-exile in the United Kingdom,hoganmaindesignerit.com, said on Sunday that he would launch a "political drone attack" in three days and no one in Pakistan will be able to launch a counter attack.In a statement issued from his London office,coach factory outlet, Hussain said his "political drone" will hit the country on Tuesday (January 8). However, he did not explain the nature of the attack nor the intended target of the strike.The MQM chief urged his party workers, the ethnic Urdu-speaking people in Karachi and some cities in southern Sindh province, to prepare themselves for the political drone strike and its after effects. The MQM comprises immigrants from India after the creation of Pakistan in 1947. It is part of the ruling coalition in the center and Sindh province.Although Hussain's statement of political drone strike is vague,coach outlet, it is believed that he could part ways with the government or end years of self exile and may make announcement to return to Pakistan.Hussain is currently facing contempt of court charges for his last month's remarks against the highest judiciary. The court had ordered him to personally appear on January 7.MQM lawyers have, however, filed a petition, praying to the apex court to absolve Hussain of personal appearance. The court has not yet made a decision.Hussain's MQM has,chloe bags, in a surprising move, declared support for a long march in Islamabad by a religious leader on January 14 to press for electoral reforms ahead of the elections.The government and opposition leaders are critical at Hussain's support to the upcoming controversial long march by Dr. Tahir-ul- Qadri, leader of Minhaj-ul-Quran group. Qadri, a Canadian- Pakistani, returned to the country last month after five years in Canada.The MQM support for Qadri's march surprised many in Pakistan and its announcement was suspected to be a move to destabilize the political system and to postpone the elections.President Asif li Zardari sent Interior Minister Rehman Malik to London last week to request the MQM chief to change his decision of supporting the long march. However, he rejected the demand. The MQM's two federal ministers stayed away from last week 's cabinet meeting, raising speculations about the group's rift with the government.To most political leaders and the media in Pakistan, the long march is a move to create political unrest at a time when political parties have started preparations for general elections. However, the organizer of the long march and the MQM denied any such plan and insist they want reforms in election laws to "stop corrupt elements from becoming members of the parliament."Despite the government's efforts,chloe bags, the MQM chief did not withdraw his support to the long march that has created political uncertainty in the country at a time when the government will complete its five-year constitutional term in mid-March. Then a caretaker government will be installed to supervise parliamentary elections in two to three months.The government has already started consultations with the opposition for a consensus caretaker prime minister for a smooth transition in the coming months.All political parties are in favor of elections on time and the government and the major opposition Pakistan Muslim League are unanimous to resist any move to sabotage elections.
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