Talks between the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) and Pakistan People's Party (PPP) for the formation of a coalition government in Sindh have remained inconclusive, MQM Deputy Convener Farooq Sattar said. Sattar told the reporters after a PPP-MQM meeting at the Sindh Chief Minister's House Karachi that the two parties discussed power sharing, distribution of ministries and law and order. He said they would continue to hold talks and hoped that the next meeting would bring about positive results. A decision on MQM's share in the Sindh government would be announced within the next few days, he added. Sattar said that the MQM had been offered some ministries, but it would discuss it within the party first before making a final decision. MQM leaders Babar Ghauri, Adil Sadiqi, Sardar Ahmad and Shoaib Bokhari represented their party while the PPP delegation comprised Sindh Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah, Pir Mazharul Haq, Zulfikar Mirza, ND Khan and Interior Adviser Rehman Malik. __
