Mayor Karachi Barrister Murtaza Wahab has termed the imposition of martial law on July 5, 1977, as a deep blow to Pakistan’s democratic journey.
In a statement today, Mayor Wahab described the military takeover as a direct attack on the public mandate and constitutional principles. He highlighted the key role of Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto in fostering political awareness and safeguarding the nation’s democratic rights.
Highlighting Bhutto’s enduring legacy, Mayor Wahab affirmed that his sacrifices for democracy, public service, and national sovereignty are etched in the nation’s memory. According to the Mayor, Pakistan’s development and stability are linked with the continuous process of democracy and adherence to constitutional supremacy.
Mayor Wahab appealed to the nation to renew its commitment to strengthening democratic institutions and honoring public aspirations, emphasizing that this commitment is crucial for the country’s future prosperity.