HYDERABAD: Pak Sarzameen Party (PSP)’s Chief Mustafa Kamal has said that he is not doing politics for his or other party leaders gains and he wants to provide better future to the people of Pakistan.

Addressing the public meeting inside the Pakka Qila here, Kamal said, “I want to do politics for these children and their mothers. I don’t want to do politics for the United States, Afghanistan and Kashmir.”

The PSP head said that the myth of exclusive Muhajir ethnic politics has been shattered.

“The establishment, government, intellectuals, media and other people were always sold this impression (by the MQM) that Muhajirs can never break (away) from Altaf Hussain or (disown) ethnic politics even if they knew that their leadership is corrupt, inefficient and (working as) agents of RAW (the Indian spy agency),” said Kamal.

“But today, Muhajirs have broken this myth and demonstrated that they are with wisdom, education, harmony, civilization and (support) their country,” he added.

Former health minister Dr Sagheer Ahmed, Anis Qaimkhani Ashfaq Mangi, Iftikhar Randhawa and others also spoke on the occasion.

In the end, Kamal announced to hold a public meeting in Karachi on Jan 29 next year.