MQM Haider Rizvi::Pakistan National Assembly Discussion Over Karachi Situation
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If one is so serious about de-weaponization,
first, stop weapons smuggling, otherwise, its no use.
Weapons are not made in Karachi.
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pakstar
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I don't doubt that Haider Rizvi has spoken outrageously, Just like a monkey jumps outrageously out of cage. Regardless of his sparkling dancing words in parliament, I am still unable to comprehend the fact that what MQM has been doing in Karachi for nearly a decade in-Power, when karachi has been weaponized under their nose and they never smell anything?
Now all of sudden when PPP broke with MQM, all good things turned bad and over night karachi got weapnoized? What a Joke.
According to my understanding of MQM, nearly a decade they have been preparing their armed wings as well as lists for their so-called Chanda donors to support their legal and illegal acts. Now after PPP broke with MQM, MQM first started pumping their muscles and so PPP reacted too. Now blaming everything on PPP and so-called on Talibans is just another tear of deception.
MQM is party with double standards and dancing words. They are always part of Governament and also the victim of Government. I hope MQM will get a life and will return ligths of Karachi to karatians with peace otherwise, its bitter but truth is Military action.
Now all of sudden when PPP broke with MQM, all good things turned bad and over night karachi got weapnoized? What a Joke.
According to my understanding of MQM, nearly a decade they have been preparing their armed wings as well as lists for their so-called Chanda donors to support their legal and illegal acts. Now after PPP broke with MQM, MQM first started pumping their muscles and so PPP reacted too. Now blaming everything on PPP and so-called on Talibans is just another tear of deception.
MQM is party with double standards and dancing words. They are always part of Governament and also the victim of Government. I hope MQM will get a life and will return ligths of Karachi to karatians with peace otherwise, its bitter but truth is Military action.
jhootaylog
MPA (400+ posts)
[h=1]Pakistan city of Karachi hit by factional 'bloodbath'[/h] 25 Jul
At least 24 people have been killed in the southern Pakistani port city of Karachi in violence since Saturday, police and hospital sources say.
Most violence was reported from the eastern and central parts of the city, police say.
Hundreds of people have been killed in ethnic violence in this sprawling metropolis in recent months.
Much of it has involved activists of the citys dominant parties such as the MQM, the ANP and PPP.
The latest round of violence started when members of the Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) resisted attempts by a breakaway faction to come out of hiding after a decade under cover and enter areas of the city.
The MQM is mainly a party of Muslim Urdu-speaking people whose families moved to Sindh province at the time of the partition of India in 1947.
The MQM(H) broke away from the MQM in 1991, and since then the two have had a history of mutual violence and armed hostilities.
Armed terrorists
The top leaders of MQM(H) were jailed in 2002-03 on various charges, and the bulk of its activists went into hiding, fearing persecution by members of the MQM who were then in power.
The MQM is still a part of the ruling coalition both at the centre and in Sindh province, of which Karachi is the capital.
The failure of the prosecution to obtain a conviction against Afaq Ahmad, the top leader of the MQM(H), prompted his party activists to return to their areas of the city.
Witnesses told BBC Urdu service that violence erupted in Malir district of Karachi on Saturday when some MQM(H) activists tried to enter the area. The activists were among those who had been in hiding for nearly 10 years after their leaders were jailed on various charges.
A spokeswoman of MQM(H), Rida Fatima, told the media on Sunday that at least four party activists had been killed when they returned to their homes on Saturday.
She said that the houses of three MQM(H) activists were also burnt down.
Meanwhile, the London-based chief of MQM party, Altaf Hussain, in a statement on Sunday blamed armed terrorists and criminal elements for causing a bloodbath in some areas.
Police and paramilitary rangers have been put on 24-hour patrol duty in some tense areas of Karachi, where weapons were recovered and arrests made, police official Naim Baroka told the media.
Meanwhile the administration has banned pillion riding on motorbikes to reduce the number of drive-by shootings.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-14274981
Most violence was reported from the eastern and central parts of the city, police say.
Hundreds of people have been killed in ethnic violence in this sprawling metropolis in recent months.
Much of it has involved activists of the citys dominant parties such as the MQM, the ANP and PPP.
The latest round of violence started when members of the Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) resisted attempts by a breakaway faction to come out of hiding after a decade under cover and enter areas of the city.
The MQM is mainly a party of Muslim Urdu-speaking people whose families moved to Sindh province at the time of the partition of India in 1947.
The MQM(H) broke away from the MQM in 1991, and since then the two have had a history of mutual violence and armed hostilities.
Armed terrorists
The top leaders of MQM(H) were jailed in 2002-03 on various charges, and the bulk of its activists went into hiding, fearing persecution by members of the MQM who were then in power.
The MQM is still a part of the ruling coalition both at the centre and in Sindh province, of which Karachi is the capital.
The failure of the prosecution to obtain a conviction against Afaq Ahmad, the top leader of the MQM(H), prompted his party activists to return to their areas of the city.
Witnesses told BBC Urdu service that violence erupted in Malir district of Karachi on Saturday when some MQM(H) activists tried to enter the area. The activists were among those who had been in hiding for nearly 10 years after their leaders were jailed on various charges.
A spokeswoman of MQM(H), Rida Fatima, told the media on Sunday that at least four party activists had been killed when they returned to their homes on Saturday.
She said that the houses of three MQM(H) activists were also burnt down.
Meanwhile, the London-based chief of MQM party, Altaf Hussain, in a statement on Sunday blamed armed terrorists and criminal elements for causing a bloodbath in some areas.
Police and paramilitary rangers have been put on 24-hour patrol duty in some tense areas of Karachi, where weapons were recovered and arrests made, police official Naim Baroka told the media.
Meanwhile the administration has banned pillion riding on motorbikes to reduce the number of drive-by shootings.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-14274981
nasirzaman
Senator (1k+ posts)
next election wazeer e aala sindh will be from mqm insha Allah
Definitely & also Wazeer-e-Dakhla as well from MQM, Insha'Allah!!
mehwish_ali
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
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humdaan
Senator (1k+ posts)
bilkul theek kaha aap nay. mugher humarey aandey aur bahrey log jo tassub ki aag sey bahir hi nikal nahi pa rahey hai.mera yeh yaqeen hai jis din mqm power mein aayi us din pakistan ki taqdeer sunwar jayegi aap mqm kay sarey leaders ko dekh ley un kay baat karney ka tareka un ka lahja kisi bhi dosri party kay paas nahin hai haq ki ladai mein qurbania deny padti hai mugher jeet hamesha haq ki hoti hai
