Invitation – United Krachistan Movement

INVITATION:

CALL TO STRUGGLE: FIRST KRACHISTAN, THEN PAKISTAN

I, Ansar Abdul Qahhar, Convener of the United Krachistan Movement, initially extend this call from the great city of Karachi to all change-seeking, reform-minded, and revolutionary people connected to Karachi—wherever they may reside in Pakistan or anywhere else in the world. I invite them to join the United Krachistan Movement, the supreme national movement of Pakistan’s registered voters, to secure and safeguard the broader interests of the great city of Karachi.
Until the direction of the great city of Karachi is set right, Pakistan will never be able to move forward on the true path of progress. Nations that came into existence after Pakistan are today touching the heights of the sky, while Pakistan’s streets and alleys remain choked with dust, dirt, smog, and decay. Meanwhile, the great city of Karachi has been deliberately reduced, through an organized conspiracy, into a neglected “Sindhi Goth.”
From the creation of Pakistan until today, the entire country—especially the great city of Karachi—has remained hostage to the firm grip of the elite (Ashrafia). Every government has secured votes from the masses in the name of development, prosperity, welfare, and well-being, but none has ever honored its promises. As a result, not a single dream has been fulfilled in accordance with those commitments.
The condition of the people and the state of Pakistan present a horrifying picture of destruction and ruin. The Pakistani nation has been mortgaged under the crushing burden of debt. National leaders show no concern or care for the people—and the tragedy runs even deeper: the people themselves no longer seem to care about their own fate. Ninety-nine percent (99%) of the population remains trapped in a deep slumber, while only one percent (01%) is awake, helplessly witnessing the painful spectacle of Pakistan’s destruction.
At present, a struggle for the whole of Pakistan is not practically possible. Therefore, as an initial and strategic step toward correcting Pakistan’s course, the journey will begin with the principle: “First Build Krachistan, Then Complete Pakistan.” In short, the slogan will be written, spoken, and raised as: “First Krachistan, Then Pakistan.”

Step forward yourselves—as leaders and as rulers. Do not wait any longer for a savior.

TO THE OPPRESSED AND MARGINALIZED PEOPLE OF KARACHI

Sacred Hadith: “Each one of you is a ruler, and each one of you will be questioned.”
It is narrated by Hazrat Abdullah bin Umar (RA) that the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) said:

“Every one of you is a ruler, and every one of you will be questioned about his subjects. A ruler is a guardian and will be questioned about his subjects—whether he fulfilled their rights and protected their lives and property. A man is a ruler over his household and will be questioned about them. A woman is a ruler over her husband’s home and children and will be questioned about them. A servant is a ruler over his master’s property and will be questioned about it. In short, each one of you is a ruler, and each one of you will be questioned about his subjects.” (Sahih Muslim, Hadith: 4724)

In Pakistan, both the system of governance and the electoral system have failed catastrophically. The dangerous extreme of public disillusionment with the electoral process poses a serious threat to Pakistan’s stability. A few select families dominate national politics; in every era, one member or another remains in power, merely changing faces at election time. Political and religious parties are meant to be the collective trust and heritage of their workers and the people. Yet in Pakistan, they have been reduced to private family inheritances—as if no one other than the leader’s spouse and children is worthy or capable. Party workers and office-bearers are treated as nothing more than a “Crowd of Fools.” The continuous failures of the political system have turned politics and politicians into objects of public contempt. The nation urgently needs a strong, genuinely representative mass political organization. A fair and just distribution of power among the federation, provinces, and districts is essential. Sustainable solutions lie in systemic reform—whether through a presidential system or the creation of smaller provinces. However, it would be more appropriate to hold a neutral and transparent referendum in Pakistan to decide between a parliamentary or presidential system. Yet, for the immediate resolution of the problems in your own locality, the message is clear:

Step Forward Yourselves—As Leaders And As Rulers. Do Not Wait Any Longer For A Messiah.