QUETTA: In an address to the Balochistan Bar Pak Sarzameen Party (PSP) chief Syed Mustafa Kamal said that his party believed in changing the political culture of Pakistan.
He said, “We are ready to embrace even our enemies”. The former Mayor of Karachi and ex-Senator said that changing the system was the only way to eradicate corruption. “In order to solve the problems of the people, power and resources should be transferred to the lower level,” he said. He also said that his party was not seeking to play politics or look for positions.
Kamal had also met members of the Hindu Panchayat in Quetta on Monday. He was accompanied to Quetta by other leaders of PSP including Ashfaq Mangi, Anees Qaimkhani and Ataullah Kurd.
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