Muhammad Tahir Khokhar says there will be no compromise on the rights of victims of Mangala

Muzaffarabad, (Parliament Times): MQM central leader, former Minister of Tourism and Transport Muhammad Tahir Khokhar has said that there will be no compromise on the rights of victims of Mangala. Talking to a delegation of the victims of Mangala, Tahir Khokhar said that the victims will not leave Mangala alone as they are our benefactors. The people of Mirpur made two sacrifices for the development and prosperity of the country and the nation, they sacrificed up to the graves of their ancestors. He left the country and continued to serve the country even after going abroad, foreign exchange worth crores of rupees is still sent by the victims to Mangala country which is playing an important role in economic development. He said that the people of Mirpur and the victims of Mangala still have the spirit of sacrifice for the country and the nation and will not hesitate to make any sacrifice.On the other hand, some black sheep have always created problems for them. Victims of Mangala living abroad are also not being provided any facilities as a reward for their services. There is no guarantee of investment or even protection of capital in Azad Kashmir. Even if someone wants to invest, the occupation mafia and the commission mafia come in. Tahir Khokhar said that discouraging those who have sacrificed for the country and the nation is not appropriate in any case. MQM has always appreciated the sacrifices of the victims, they said that the Prime Minister of Azad Kashmir should resolve the excesses of Mangala Dam. The former governments, despite having their funds, have abandoned their projects. New projects should be started for WAPDA should be bound to follow the plans of Mirpur. The victims of Mangala Dam in Mirpur district have made double sacrifices for the prosperity, development and bright future of Pakistan and have proved that the Kashmiri people have great devotion and love for Pakistan. In Occupied Kashmir, in front of the Indian coercive dictatorship, they are creating history of unforgettable sacrifices for their permanent connection with Pakistan, and since 1947, the refugees living in Pakistan are also playing their key role in the development and prosperity of the dear motherland. The problems faced by the Kashmiri refugees and victims in Mangala, including land ownership rights, complaints from the administration, education, health and employment, among other issues, are to be resolved on a priority basis.Kashmiri refugees and Mangala victims are Pakistan’s benefactors and we should not be oblivious to their sacrifices.