KARACHI – The Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) has put forth its demands before the PML-N in return of making alliance for forming government in Centre.
Reports said the demands are related to legislation and political as Nawaz Sharif’s party has paced up efforts to woo political parties to form the government.
The MQM-N has reportedly sought the position of the Sindh governor and three ministers if the PML-N succeeds in regaining power.
It has also demanded that amount given to province under the NFC award should be handed over to the local government directly, adding that a legislation should also be made in this regard.
The PML-N in its response said that a decision in this regard will be taken after holding talks with the Pakistan Peoples Party.
It is recalled that the PML-N, which claims to be the largest political party after elections, had announced to form the federal government with the alliance of PML-N and PPP.
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