Pakistan, Sept. 19 -- MQM-P leader Mustafa Kamal has rejected fears that new administrative units could trigger violence in Sindh. He said the proposal aims to improve governance and bring services closer to people. Kamal made the remarks during a conversation in Karachi.

Kamal said people from different linguistic communities live together across Karachi and Hyderabad. He argued that existing civic problems have not caused widespread unrest. He also described fears of ethnic conflict after creating new units as unfounded.

The MQM-P leader criticised the Sindh government over employment opportunities for Karachi's youth. He also raised concerns about the quota system. Kamal claimed that young people face serious difficulties despite the...