Kamal reaches out to public for his first-ever rally

Karachi

Former Karachi mayor and Pak Sarzameen Party (PSP) chief Mustafa Kamal visited different areas of the city on Saturday to reach out to citizens and muster support ahead of his party’s rally on April 24.

Kamal, along with other leaders of the party, visited Orangi Town and Nazimabad and invited citizens to join his party and attend the rally.

The local administration has permitted the PSP to hold its public gathering at Bagh-e-Jinnah on April 24 near the Mazar-e-Quaid.

Earlier, the PSP chief said his party would not let the youth of the country be brainwashed into becoming agents of Indian intelligence agency RAW.

Speaking to reporters at the Kamal House, he said his party will take the devil’s bull by the horns.

“We are not interested in bagging votes or getting offices or ministries. We are here for bringing an end to hostilities,” the PSP leader said.

On the occasion, Kamal announced that his party’s women wing had become functional.

He added that he would soon visit Islamabad, Lahore, and Peshawar.

Nazimabad, North Nazimabad, and Azizabad, located in the Central district, are considered strongholds of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement. No violence was reported during Kamal's visit there.

Kamal and otherPSP leaders distributed pamphlets among citizens informing them about the public gathering.

This was the second consecutive day that Kamal and other PSP leaders visited areas of the city to reach out t the public. On Friday, Kamal had visited Orangi Town, New Karachi, and Board Office Chowrangi.