The health of the founder of Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM), Altaf Hussain, has been in the repair after he was admitted to the hospital, according to a video by an official of the party published on Saturday.
Hussain was recently hospitalized in London due to a “serious illness”, where he underwent multiple tests. Said the leader of the senior party based in London, Mustafa Azizabadi Dawn.com That the treatment of the MQM founder was ongoing and “hopefully is not something serious.”
In a video message early published in X Today, Azizabadi declared that the health of the founder of MQM had improved since yesterday.
“Altaf Hussain bhai (Brother) has undergone some tests and blood transfusion has occurred. The tests show that Altaf bhai Health … has improved a lot, “said Azizabadi.” Doctors treat it according to the test results. “
He stressed that erroneous information had spread about Hussain’s condition, calling it “annoying.”
An update of the coordinator of the MQM Qasim Ali Coordination Committee said doctors carried out a detailed medical examination and agreed to continue treatment in the light of the tests of the tests a day ago.
“Doctors have advised continuous blood transfusions for Altaf Hussain today due to a decrease in blood count.”
Previously known as the Mohajir Qaumi movement, Hussain founded his party in 1984 to represent the Urdu speech community, which had emigrated to Pakistan in the middle of the partition.
Under the leadership of Hussain, MQM swept the 1988 elections in the urban areas of Sindh, emerging as the third largest game in the country.
The MQM under Hussain was accused of using violent tactics to achieve and retain political power. On the contrary, Hussain said that the State and other political parties have attacked MQM and its workers since their training.
Hussain currently lives in London, where he has been in exile self -imposed since 1992. British citizenship was later awarded. From London, Hussain played an active role in politics, regularly transmitting political speeches to his followers in Karachi.
