

LONDON: Bank accounts of Muttahida Quami Movement chief Altaf Hussain and his close aides have been freezed in the UK, sources claimed.
In addition, Altaf Hussain has admitted he was undergoing severe mental stress.
In a bid to save himself, the MQM chief was making party leaders write letters to the British government, requesting to stop raids on his and other leaders’ houses in London.
Rauf Siddiqui’s letter to David Cameron and Scotland Yard was also a part of that strategy.
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