By Jalilur Rehman
MQM developed gigantic cracks in its party folds soon after the electoral entry of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) in Karachi at the national and provincial levels, while the arrest of three suspects – one in London and two in Pakistan – appears to be another factor that has put the party on the back foot in national politics. It looks visible that the MQM is losing its tight grip in Karachi and Hyderabad gradually, and according to analysts, the middle and upper classes that always looked frightened from it now have started supporting the PTI, being a new political force, which has pledged with the nation at least to rid the country of the clutches of corruption and nepotism. Read details in Daily Times
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