MQM-P leader Mustafa Kamal accused the Sindh government of neglecting Karachi's development and failing to provide basic civic services.He announced that the party would launch street protests against the provincial administration's indifference toward the city.

Kamal highlighted issues like inadequate water supply, poor sewerage systems, and lack of schools in Karachi, emphasizing the city's economic importance to Pakistan.

He criticized the PPP-led government for blocking Karachi's potential contribution to national growth and called for constitutional amendments to devolve power, including creating new provinces.

The leader stressed that the law and Constitution grant citizens the right to protest, arguing that Pakistan's current system is outdated and incapable of addressing systemic failures.Kamal's remarks underscored MQM-P's frustration with political gridlock and its plan to mobilize public support through grassroots action.