KARACHI: Pak Sarzameen Party and Pakistan Muslim League-Functional share a similar ideology and think along similar lines, PSP chief Mustafa Kamal said on Monday.

Kamal was addressing the media in Karachi, along with leaders of PML-F.

During his address, PML-F chief Pir Sadaruddin Shah Rashidi said they were collaborating with PSP, not for the sake of politics, but to work together for the province. 

?Mustafa Kamal has a good record,? Rashidi said. ?We want to [join hands to] serve the public.?

Rashidi further added that a "grand alliance against the PPP should be formed"

He added they have spoken regarding a working relationship. ?Seat and relationship are matters that would be discussed later.?

While talking to the media, Kamal said there is instability everywhere in Sindh ? from Karachi to Kashmore. He added people do not have food to eat and potable water. ?But people of Sindh are our brothers.? 

Earlier, Kamal said that the self-exiled chief of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) was an absconder.

He had claimed that many members of other parties have joined the PSP, which is a sign of PSP?s ?fast-paced progress.?