KARACHI: Muttahida Qaumi Movement leader Dr. Muhammad Farooq Sattar has demanded that the President, the Prime Minister and other top officials should take serous notice of the ongoing incidents of target killing in Karachi.
Addressing a news conference at the MQM?s Center Nine Zero, he said that the people, who are involved in these heinous crimes, should be awarded exemplary punishment.
Sattar said that some 11 activists of the MQM had been killed during the last one and half month in Karachi. ?Our party is trying to maintain harmony in the city with the help of other parties, but some elements are trying to disturb the city?s peace,? he said.
To a question, a Rabita Committee member Raza Haroon said that the committees, set up to maintain law and order in the city, were performing their jobs effectively.
He, however, added that the people should also play their part in identifying these terrorists.
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KARACHI: Central Ruet-e-Hilal Committee?s Chairman Mufti Munib-ur-Rehman has said political parties, which are in favor of dialogue with Taliban, should tell who would guarantee the success of these talks.
Talking to Geo News correspondent in Karachi, he said the job of religious scholars is to address religious issues while government is responsible to maintain peace in the country.
Mufti Munib further said Parliament should demonstrate brave attitude against the ongoing US and foreign involvement in the country.
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PESHAWAR: Another member of the gang, which is involved in the biggest bank robbery of country?s history, has been apprehended along with looted money from Peshawar.
According to Police authorities, accused Mohsin is the accomplice of Shahid, who is already in the police custody.
Authorities further said that alleged dacoit was detained with the help of intelligence agencies.
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