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CliQ INDIA > International > Pak: Karachi Mayor asks MWM to shift protests to KP CM's residence
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Pak: Karachi Mayor asks MWM to shift protests to KP CM's residence

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Karachi [Pakistan], December 30 (ANI): Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab advised the Majlis-e-Wahdatul-Muslimeen (MWM) to stage a protest in front of the Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, ARY News reported on Monday.

Karachi’s Mayor was commenting on roadblocks by the MWM at key thoroughfares in Karachi, as per ARY News.

“Karachiites are suffering from a situation not related to them,” Wahab said, adding, “Protesting MWM has been an ally of the PTI, which has a government in KP province,” he commented.

He said, “We are trying to resolve the issue with talks”. He further added that the people going to workplaces were facing difficulties, ARY News reported.

Protests by Majlis-e-Wahdatul-Muslimeen (MWM) have brought parts of Karachi to a standstill, with multiple key roads closed due to demonstrations, ARY News reported on Monday.

The MWM had called for nationwide protests to show solidarity with the people of Parachinar, who have been staging their sit-in for six days demanding justice and peace, as reported by Dawn.

According to the traffic police,” Karachi Traffic Police, the following roads are currently blocked due to sit-ins.

MA Jinnah Road, Numaish Chowrangi, and Kamran Chowrangi are completely blocked from all directions due to MWM protests, as per ARY News.

The protesters have blocked both roads from Johar Mor to Johar Chowrangi.

Professor Ghufran Ahmad Road between Block 19 and Block 20 in Gulistan-e-Johar is closed. According to ARY News, the road near Noor-e-Elahi Hotel at Saffora Chowrangi, as well as the route leading to Rim Jhim Tower, is blocked by protesters setting up tents on the main road. Additionally, Abu Al-Hasan Isfahani Road and the Super Highway near Abbas Town are also closed to traffic.

Other affected areas include Five Star Chowrangi, University Road heading towards Samama Shopping Centre, and NIPA Road, all of which are blocked.

Traffic is also restricted on Shams-ud-Din Azimi Road near DHA Flats, Surjani Road, and the Incholi Shahrah-e-Pakistan route towards Sohraab Goth. Nawab Sadiq Ali Khan Road, stretching from Nazimabad No. 1 to Nazimabad No. 2, is similarly closed. (ANI)

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