MQM USA Dallas Chapter launched the membership drive in the presence of MQM Parliamentarian Mr. Tayyab Hussain
Sometimes we have to pay off smaller debts to avoid worst scenarios: Tayyab Hussain
 

Communication & Media Cell; Washington DC, October 21st 2011; Dallas chapter of MQM USA launched the membership drive 2011-12 On Sunday October 16th 2011.
At the occasion people from all walks of life joined MQM and support the ideology of the party.

MQM parliamentarian Mr. Tayyab Hussain was also present along with the members of central organizing committee Mr. Irshad Kamali and Mr. Asad Siddqi.
Mr. Tayyab Hussain highlighted the importance of the ideology of “middle class rule” in Pakistan and said that representatives from elite class have no interest in solving common public issues in or outside the Parliament.

He said that the tragedy of Pakistan is that all the rulers who ruled the country in last 64 years did not show faith or trust on the talent and abilities of common Pakistani. These rulers have made the policies according to the dictating terms they have been getting from foreign powers and these policies have nothing to do with the betterment of Pakistan.  He said that MQM is the only political force in the country that has the agenda, will and real manifesto to serve the common people of Pakistan.

He further said that those forces like PML (N) has always portrayed MQM as a culprit because they are afraid of the popularity of the party but they never hesitate to approach MQM to join the government when they need the number count to form a government. He said that the only purpose of MQM to sit in the government is to support the democratic system in Pakistan and to bring peace and stability in Sindh, especially in Karachi. He said while explaining the strategy of MQM that sometimes we have to pay off smaller debts to avoid worst scenarios.
In the end he asked overseas Pakistanis to come forward and bring their efforts, abilities and resources to Pakistan for the development of the country. The event was attended by many social and community representatives from the city of Dallas.