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Karachi Mayor Must Resign Immediately, Says Jamaat-e-Islami Leader

October 16, 2026 • 2 hours ago •

KARACHI: Jamaat-e-Islami Karachi chief Manzoor Ahmed has called for the immediate resignation of the Karachi Mayor, citing the city’s deteriorating infrastructure and public services. In a recent interview with ARY News, he expressed deep concern over the critical state of the city, which is grappling with broken roads, inadequate sanitation, and severe water drainage issues.

Ahmed highlighted that Karachi is facing numerous fundamental and administrative challenges that have worsened over time. He criticized the local government for its failure to address these pressing issues, which he believes are affecting the daily lives of citizens. “The Mayor cannot remain in office for even one more day while the city suffers from such neglect,” he stated.

This situation has broader implications for Karachi’s residents, who are increasingly frustrated with the lack of effective governance. The city’s infrastructure problems not only hinder daily commutes but also impact economic activities and public health. Citizens are demanding accountability and immediate action from their elected officials.

Looking ahead, Jamaat-e-Islami plans to organize protests and public meetings to raise awareness about these issues and press for urgent reforms in local governance. The party aims to mobilize public support to hold the Mayor accountable and ensure that the needs of Karachi’s residents are prioritized.