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Ek Tha Leader! Arshad Vohra on Altaf Hussain, MQM Crisis, PSP & Karachi Politics | I Media Podcast

In this powerful and in-depth episode of the I Media Podcast, Arshad Abdullah Vohra shares his unfiltered views on Altaf Hussain’s leadership, MQM’s internal crisis, PSP politics, and Karachi’s evolving political landscape. From party divisions to governance challenges in Karachi, this conversation explores leadership debates, power struggles, and the future of urban Sindh politics. Who is Arshad Abdullah Vohra? Arshad Abdullah Vohra ( born 17 July 1958) is a Pakistani politician who has been a member of the National Assembly of Pakistan since February 2024. He was the vice Chairman of Pak Sarzameen Party. He is a former deputy mayor of Karachi and Member National Assembly. In this episode, we discuss: Was Altaf Hussain truly a strong leader? What caused internal conflicts inside MQM? Why is the real strength of MQM its workers and grassroots movement? Why did he join PSP — and why did he eventually leave? Who is responsible for Karachi’s infrastructure decline? Is Pakistan Peoples Party politically controlling Karachi? Success or failure as Deputy Mayor? Should internal elections be mandatory within MQM? Does MQM need one central leader again? Is there a larger plan to politically weaken Karachi and its citizens? This conversation uncovers controversial opinions, political realities, and insider perspectives on Karachi’s governance crisis, party divisions, and leadership debates. If you are interested in Pakistan politics, MQM history, Altaf Hussain’s leadership, PSP politics, or Karachi development issues — this podcast offers deep insight and powerful revelations. 🎙 Watch till the end for exclusive statements and untold political stories. 👇Share your opinion in the comments below. #IMedia #ArshadAbdullahVohra #KarachiPolitics #MQM #PSP #AltafHussain #PakistanPolitics #PoliticalPodcast ##PPP #KarachiCrisis