Dr. Magsi on the 27th Amendment
Dr. Qadir Magsi, chairman of the Sindh Taraqi-pasand Party (STP), recently addressed concerns surrounding the 27th Constitutional Amendment. He stated that the amendment does not contain any clauses that would negatively impact the interests of Sindh. This statement comes amidst discussions and debates surrounding the amendment’s potential implications.
Understanding Dr. Magsi’s Perspective
According to SindhNews.com, Dr. Magsi believes that certain nationalist parties are exaggerating the amendment’s perceived threats to maintain political relevance. He made these remarks during a visit to Khorwah, offering condolences to Ghulam Mustfa Kumbhar, his party’s press secretary. This event provided a platform for Dr. Magsi to reiterate his stance on Sindh’s status.
Dr. Magsi emphasized that Sindh remains the historic homeland of millions of Sindhi people. He highlighted its significance, stating it cannot be “seized or divided”, adding that any division of Sindh could destabilize the entire country.
The Future of Sindh and Elections
In response to questions, Dr. Magsi suggested that Sindh’s situation would not improve until the current political leadership, namely Asif Ali Zardari and Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, is no longer in power. Dr. Magsi said during upcoming elections, STP would challenge the status quo, stating the final decision rests with the people of Sindh.
Conclusion
Dr. Magsi’s comments offer a clear perspective on the 27th Amendment, dismissing concerns and offering an outlook on Sindh’s political future. His statements highlight the complexity of the ongoing political landscape.