In India Altaf seeks political asylum the possibility is rejected
Karachi … News Time
Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) founder Altaf Hussain’s recent cry for asylum in India has been fired at an early stage on the other hand, Altaf’s speech has put him at risk of a bail-out, while cancellation of bail is not possible. It should be noted that in his recent video statement, the MQM London chief has requested Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to give him and his colleague’s political asylum in India, as well as appeal for financial assistance. Altaf Hussain is currently facing hate speech in a British court under the Terrorism Clause. In this case, he is out on bail until June 2020. At the first hearing, however, Altaf was guaranteed that he would not address his workers on social media or use the social media site. Later, Altaf’s lawyer filed a petition in court, which allowed Altaf Hassan to address him on social media. In his first public address, Altaf Hussain has opened a new Pandora box after this bail-out. Sources in London said that Altaf Hussain has resumed propaganda against the Pakistani state on social media and has been addressing the video. This is a gross violation of the terms of the guarantee. In addition, Altaf Hussain can withdraw his concession and his bail may be revoked. To which the head of the United Nations could be jailed. According to sources, Altaf Hussain’s lawyers have also done them many times.
Sources in Islamabad say that by taking notice of Altaf Hussain’s disqualification of bail conditions, Pakistani authorities have also sent a signal to his state lawyer Toby Cadman in London that he will give Altaf’s latest speech and social media. Submit the current statement issued to the British Magistrate. So as to cancel the bail of the head of the United Nations or to abolish the concession found in the terms of the guarantee. These statements will be submitted to the relevant court in the next few days. Qasim Ali Raza and Mustafa Azizabadi are at the helm of the MQM London Committee, a former official of the MQM International Secretariat, who is displeased with the attitude of the MQM London committee. Both of them also had the most joy over Altaf’s arrest in the hate case. Because after Nadeem Nusrat and Mohammad Anwar were sidelined, the two are dreaming of taking over the party. According to the official, now Qasim Ali Raza and Mustafa Azizabadi are trying to cancel Altaf Hussain’s bail. By endangering his bail, Altaf Hussain is using social media indiscriminately.
Both believe that this is how Altaf keeps in touch with his supporters. According to the official, it is easier for Altaf Hussain to run on such suggestions. They do not wake up when the evening begins. Altaf Hussain is the long-term plan of the party occupying Qasim Ali Raza and Mustafa Azizabadi, if convicted, Altaf Hussain said. However, they are currently working on their short-term plans. Under which MQM London Liaison Committee Dr. Nadeem Ehsan has been decided to be dismissed. Both are trying to get either of these parties to office. Meanwhile, a lawyer in London who has been supporting Altaf Hussain in some cases in the past said that the hate speech case against Altaf Hussain was not decided until it was legal. They cannot leave the UK by any means. His passport has already been confiscated by British authorities. Altaf Hussain’s release of a political asylum statement in India aims to blackmail British authorities. They are trying to channelize official ties between India and the UK. The purpose of which is to pressure the British authorities through Modi to get them out of here. Instead, they are ready to cooperate with India more than ever in the opposition to Pakistan. However, according to the lawyer, those who are familiar with British law know that such tactics cannot bring the British judicial system under pressure. Altaf Hussain has been caught in rats. His lawyers have also briefed that it is very difficult for founder MQM to avoid conviction in provocative speech because of solid evidence. They can act on their intention to seek political asylum in India only when they are acquitted in this case.
On the other hand, Delhi-based journalist sources say that although Pakistani animosity, the Indian media significantly published Altaf Hussain’s statement regarding political asylum in India. However, the request of the United Head of State at the state level was not favorable. Sources quoted an Indian Foreign Ministry official as saying that Altaf Hussain had no possibility of issuing Indian citizenship or asylum in India, even long-term visas. The official revealed that although Altaf Hussain has expressed his desire in the media. But for the past several years, Oh has been involved in these efforts. For this, he has contacted the desk of the Indian High Commission in London more than half a dozen times, set up exclusively to look into the affairs of the MQM. According to sources, “RAW” and other internal security agencies in India support MKM funding and support, but they have termed Altaf Hussain and his colleagues a “security risk” for providing Indian citizenship or political asylum. It was only after these reports of his own entities that the Delhi government put forward a suspicious request of not only Altaf Hussain but also Bermudaq Bugti’s Indian citizenship. Sources say Indian intelligence agencies think Altaf Hussain is being prosecuted under UK terrorism act in Pakistan; too, there are numerous cases of terrorism against them. If they are granted political asylum in India, then Pakistan can also be taken to Pakistan FATF. At the same time, there were concerns that political asylum in India could result in the spread of corruption and hatred by Altaf Hussain and his associates.
On the other hand, the founder of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM), Altaf Hussain, welcomed the Indian government’s move to abolish Article 370 in Kashmir in an exclusive interview to a private Indian TV channel. In a direct interview to Anchor Onab Goswami on Republic TV on Tuesday, he said that he had good wishes for Prime Minister Modi as he had saved Kashmir’s mother and daughters by doing so. People in Kashmir are not free in Pakistan. It should be remembered that in a recent speech Altaf Hussain had appealed to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to give him and his colleague’s political asylum. Altaf Hussain is of the view that since his ancestors belonged to India; he should be allowed to reside in India. In October, Scotland Yard police in London filed a lawsuit against Altaf Hussain under terror provisions. On this occasion, the Metropolitan Police said in their statement that the case against 66-year-old Altaf Hussain was lodged under Section 1 (2) of the Terrorism Act 2006. The case was based on Altaf Hussain’s address on August 22, 2016 in Karachi. According to the police, some or all of them may understand indirectly or indirectly the attempt to incite terrorism, its preparation and the inclination of terrorist action.
During the interview, Altaf Hussain also made several allegations against the Pakistani government. He accused the top officers of the Pakistan Army of corruption and said that they wanted Pakistan to abolish the feudal system. During the interview, he also sang the national anthem of India “sare jahan se acha hindustan hamara”, last month there was a video of him singing the same song. Altaf Hussain, based in London, used to make long-range speeches over the telephone. Later, when private news channels were launched in Pakistan, the speeches began to air, News channels occasionally broadcast these speeches live, but in 2015 the Lahore High Court banned the broadcasting of his speeches and photographs. The plaintiff’s position was that he spoke against Pakistan’s military and national security. This is not the first time that Altaf Hussain has appealed to the Indian government for help. Altaf Hussain’s statement came in March 2017, in which he appealed to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to help refugees in Pakistan. According to him, the refugees based in Pakistan are actually Indians, so Prime Minister Modi must voice their rights.
