Thursday, 29 September 2011
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Pakistan Air force will destroy India in minutes - a report by an Indian TV channel
Friday, 23 September 2011
Top 10 Biggest Mafias Around the world
And the list includes MQM in the world's most organised and biggest mafias!!!
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Tuesday, 20 September 2011
Saulat Mirza JIT report
Saulat Mirza confession and JIT report
Dear All,
As we all know Saulat Mirza is a well known target killer and every one wants to know after several years why is he still alive and who is stopping his execution. And will all this, we all are looking for his JIT (join investigation team) report and the same is still not released, if anyone has it then please share it with us as we all want to know what's the truth!!!
Dear All,
As we all know Saulat Mirza is a well known target killer and every one wants to know after several years why is he still alive and who is stopping his execution. And will all this, we all are looking for his JIT (join investigation team) report and the same is still not released, if anyone has it then please share it with us as we all want to know what's the truth!!!
Blast in Karachi, SSP CID (Chaudry Aslam Khan) targeted
Karachi—A suicide car bomber flattened the house of a senior
counter-terrorism police officer in Pakistan’s financial capital Karachi
on Monday, killing eight people including six policemen. The blast left
a crater 10 feet (3 meters) deep, police said.
The six policemen were guarding the home of Karachi’s Senior Superintendent of Police Chaudhry Mohammad Aslam, who survived the attack. A woman and a child were among those killed in the blast. Police said 300 kg (136 lbs) of explosives were used. Aslam told reporters that he has received threats from militant groups, including Pakistani Taliban insurgents, who are close to al-Qaeda. “I was sleeping when they carried out this cowardly act and rammed a vehicle packed with explosives into my house,” said Aslam at the scene of the blast. “I will not be cowed down. I will teach a lesson to generations of militants,” he said.
The attack took place in the Defence Phase 8 locality of the city, a posh area that has been rarely plagued by violence. Several houses in the neighbourhood were severely damaged while at least a dozen vehicles were destroyed. The death toll from the blast would have been higher had it taken place a few minutes later when many children would head for schools located in the area.
Tahreek-e-Taliban Pakistan claimed responsibility for the attack. Monday’s attack was the fourth since April in the heavily guarded Defence neighbourhood, where a navy bus was bombed, grenades thrown at the Saudi consulate and a Saudi diplomat also killed. After a powerful deadly suicide attack on CID Building, in November 2011, many police officers especially those involved in fight against terrorism were constantly receiving threats from the terrorists in Karachi.
According to police sources, the secret agencies warned in their reports that many key police officers including SSP Farooq Awan, SSP Fayaz Khan, SSP Chaudhry Aslam, SSP Raja Umar Khatab and SSP Mazhar Mashwani are on the hit list of the terrorists. Many other high officials of the CID were also being threatened constantly and after one month of the suicide attack on the CID building, a CD was sent by the banned Tehrik-e-Taliban showing planning for attacking on CID building, training of the attackers and few other visuals. The CD also showed threats of targeting SSP Chaudhry Aslam, Fayaz Khan, Mazhar Mashwani and Raja Umar Khatab.
The assault broke a lull in militant violence in Karachi, Pakistan’s biggest city that is home to ports, the main stock exchange and central bank. “My daughter was preparing to go to school when all of a sudden the explosion occurred. My daughter started crying and I ran out of house to see what has happened,” said Mohammad Imran, one of Aslam’s neighbours. “I saw a cloud of smoke rising in the sky. Our children are traumatized. Our families are disturbed. There is no security.” The blast left an eight-foot crater and much of Aslam’s house was destroyed. Cement blocks, cars parts, broken chairs and pieces of shattered beds were strewn at the scene.
According to IG Sindh Wajid Durrani, at least 300 kilograms of explosives were used in the attack. Aslam who is tasked with tackling militancy in Karachi was not hurt and vowed to continue his action against militants. Aslam is a well-known police officer who led many high-profile raids on everyone from suspected al Qaeda cells in safe houses to some of Karachi’s most hardened criminals.
A mother and her son were among the eight victims of the suicide attack in the DHA Phase 8. Eight-year-old Moeed who was referred to as Sonu had a very special bond with his mother. A bond, which had been further strengthened after his parents, parted ways. Mumtaz was also very close to her son and this was the reason why Moeed was studying at the same school where his mother was teaching. Mooed’s family members say that he would not go anywhere without his mother but they were not expecting what transpired on Monday in Karachi.
It may be mentioned here that Interior Ministry had sent a letter three weeks ago warning the Sindh government of attacks on Chaudhry Aslam and at sensitive areas. The letter warned of attacks in Karachi on the 18 and 19 of September between 6 and 10 am. The letter was drafted following information received by the Interior Ministry from security agencies warning of terrorist attacks. The letter sent on August 27 stated that suicide bombers were present in Karachi and were looking to target offices of security agencies, foreign consulate staff, religious locations and police officers that were tackling terrorism. The letter also mentioned Chaudhry Aslam and the names of other officials.
Karachi Police Chief Saud Mirza has formed an investigation team to probe the suicide attack in the DHA. The team will include officials from the CIA, SIU and CID. According to sources, initial investigations reveal that the attacker was 20 years old and was riding in a white colour pick-up truck. Talking to a foreign news agency Qari Nusrat, a spokesman of outlawed Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, said a suicide bomber of the militant group attacked the police officer’s house in Karachi.
News Source: http://pakobserver.net/detailnews.asp?id=115120
The six policemen were guarding the home of Karachi’s Senior Superintendent of Police Chaudhry Mohammad Aslam, who survived the attack. A woman and a child were among those killed in the blast. Police said 300 kg (136 lbs) of explosives were used. Aslam told reporters that he has received threats from militant groups, including Pakistani Taliban insurgents, who are close to al-Qaeda. “I was sleeping when they carried out this cowardly act and rammed a vehicle packed with explosives into my house,” said Aslam at the scene of the blast. “I will not be cowed down. I will teach a lesson to generations of militants,” he said.
The attack took place in the Defence Phase 8 locality of the city, a posh area that has been rarely plagued by violence. Several houses in the neighbourhood were severely damaged while at least a dozen vehicles were destroyed. The death toll from the blast would have been higher had it taken place a few minutes later when many children would head for schools located in the area.
Tahreek-e-Taliban Pakistan claimed responsibility for the attack. Monday’s attack was the fourth since April in the heavily guarded Defence neighbourhood, where a navy bus was bombed, grenades thrown at the Saudi consulate and a Saudi diplomat also killed. After a powerful deadly suicide attack on CID Building, in November 2011, many police officers especially those involved in fight against terrorism were constantly receiving threats from the terrorists in Karachi.
According to police sources, the secret agencies warned in their reports that many key police officers including SSP Farooq Awan, SSP Fayaz Khan, SSP Chaudhry Aslam, SSP Raja Umar Khatab and SSP Mazhar Mashwani are on the hit list of the terrorists. Many other high officials of the CID were also being threatened constantly and after one month of the suicide attack on the CID building, a CD was sent by the banned Tehrik-e-Taliban showing planning for attacking on CID building, training of the attackers and few other visuals. The CD also showed threats of targeting SSP Chaudhry Aslam, Fayaz Khan, Mazhar Mashwani and Raja Umar Khatab.
The assault broke a lull in militant violence in Karachi, Pakistan’s biggest city that is home to ports, the main stock exchange and central bank. “My daughter was preparing to go to school when all of a sudden the explosion occurred. My daughter started crying and I ran out of house to see what has happened,” said Mohammad Imran, one of Aslam’s neighbours. “I saw a cloud of smoke rising in the sky. Our children are traumatized. Our families are disturbed. There is no security.” The blast left an eight-foot crater and much of Aslam’s house was destroyed. Cement blocks, cars parts, broken chairs and pieces of shattered beds were strewn at the scene.
According to IG Sindh Wajid Durrani, at least 300 kilograms of explosives were used in the attack. Aslam who is tasked with tackling militancy in Karachi was not hurt and vowed to continue his action against militants. Aslam is a well-known police officer who led many high-profile raids on everyone from suspected al Qaeda cells in safe houses to some of Karachi’s most hardened criminals.
A mother and her son were among the eight victims of the suicide attack in the DHA Phase 8. Eight-year-old Moeed who was referred to as Sonu had a very special bond with his mother. A bond, which had been further strengthened after his parents, parted ways. Mumtaz was also very close to her son and this was the reason why Moeed was studying at the same school where his mother was teaching. Mooed’s family members say that he would not go anywhere without his mother but they were not expecting what transpired on Monday in Karachi.
It may be mentioned here that Interior Ministry had sent a letter three weeks ago warning the Sindh government of attacks on Chaudhry Aslam and at sensitive areas. The letter warned of attacks in Karachi on the 18 and 19 of September between 6 and 10 am. The letter was drafted following information received by the Interior Ministry from security agencies warning of terrorist attacks. The letter sent on August 27 stated that suicide bombers were present in Karachi and were looking to target offices of security agencies, foreign consulate staff, religious locations and police officers that were tackling terrorism. The letter also mentioned Chaudhry Aslam and the names of other officials.
Karachi Police Chief Saud Mirza has formed an investigation team to probe the suicide attack in the DHA. The team will include officials from the CIA, SIU and CID. According to sources, initial investigations reveal that the attacker was 20 years old and was riding in a white colour pick-up truck. Talking to a foreign news agency Qari Nusrat, a spokesman of outlawed Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, said a suicide bomber of the militant group attacked the police officer’s house in Karachi.
News Source: http://pakobserver.net/detailnews.asp?id=115120
Monday, 19 September 2011
Saturday, 17 September 2011
Saqlain Mushtaq DOOSRA - TOP SPINNER Vs Rahul Dravid 1996 Toronto
great Saqlain Mushtaq who invented doosra
Mustafa Kamal Lying On W 11 Mini Buss Issue - Another Lie Exposed - A M...
aik aur jhoot by Mustafa Kamal and MQM
Partners in Crime - MQM & ANP
a seriuos joke?? after killing hundreds of people of both sides they are playing this drama?
Friday, 16 September 2011
Qadianis Have Same Kalima Says Altaf Hussain
traitor quaid e tehreek Altaf Hussain support Qadianis as well...
Talal Bugti called Sher Afgan Niazi "dalla" and another bad word in a li...
Talal Bugti said Sher Afgan Niazi is a dalla and madarchod
Gen (R) RASHID QURESHI and KHWAJA ASIF's abusive fight - KAL TAK
Rashid Qureshi using abusive language in a live program
Mustafa Kamal (an animal) ON FIRE "Janwar K Bachey" with PML-N
a janwar (Mustafa Kamal) showing his real face on Sama TV
Mustafa Kamal Blaming & Misbehaving with Express News Female Anchor
real face of Mustafa Kamal (a janwar)
Waseem Akhtar saying "Punjab ke har ghar main har roz mujray karaye jatay hain"
Waseem Aktar and MQM views (since he represents MQM) on Punjab and Punjabis, he "revealed" that there is so much of prostitution in Punjab and every home is conducting mujra (dance parties) everyday.
Singing Altaf Hussain vs. Nusrat Javed (live burqa)
Altaf Hussain vs Nusrat Javed (burqay main rehne do burqa na uthao)
Partition of India a greatest blunder - Altaf Hussain
A "wise" lecture by Alftaf Hussain in India where he called partition of sub continent "greatest blunder"
MQM (Altaf) Arrested Target Killer Muhammad Zeeshan Gos interrogation 1/2
Confession by MQM's (Altaf group) target killer Muhammad Zeeshan Ghaus.
Sindh Police depressed as Saulat Mirza still alive
ISLAMABAD: The government circles have drawn the attention of presidency towards the matter that the the mercy petition of Saulat Mirza, the convict of Karachi’s target killings, which remained pending for four years in the Governor’s House Sindh (2004 to 2008) is now gathering dust in the Interior Ministry since 2008 and not being sent to the Presidency.
Mirza is a convicted target killer who committed 58 murders after being released on parole in 2004. Sindh Police officials claim Mirza belongs to the Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) and is the only person convicted for Karachi’s target killings and was arrested for the July 1997 killing of the then MD of KESC Malik Shahid Hamid when he returned from Bangkok at the Karachi airport in December 1998.
The record reveals that on May 24, 1999, Mirza was sentenced to death by an anti-terrorism court in Karachi after he was found guilty of murdering Hamid, his driver, Ashraf Brohi and guard Khan Akbar. The Sindh High Court and the Supreme Court (SC) dismissed Mirza’s appeals against the death penalty on January 21, 2000, and September 14, 2001, respectively.
The SC also rejected the review appeal on March 9, 2004. According to law, the government circles say, Mirza should have been executed after the disposal of his mercy petition. Number of methods were tried to get him off the hook including threatening heirs of Shahid Hamid to grant Saulat mercy under qisas in 2003.
Officials say that in 2004, the governor of Sindh even attempted to have the constitutional pardon powers of the president transferred to himself, so that he could grant mercy to Saulat. For four years, the file for Saulat’s mercy petition was delayed in the Governor’s house, whereas the legal time limit for the execution of a convict is seven days from the announcement of the final appeal.
Finally the file reached the Interior ministry in 2008, where it is gathering dust instead of being forwarded to the Presidency. Police officials say that such practices by the political governments are disheartening the police.
The police officials also reveal that Mirza was running the target killers networks from his jail cell and no one dared to stop him from any of his activity as a jail official Amanullah Niazi was shot dead in 2006 when he tried to interfere with Mirza’s activities.
Police officials even reveal that jail authorities ignore the strict warnings of the top intelligence agencies to check Mirza’s activities because of fear for their lives. Mirza was transferred to interior Sindh jail in July but was brought back to Karachi jail under political pressure.
On the other hand these top police officials reveal that notorious target killer Ajmal Pahari has allegedly committed 111 murders in different target killing incidents. Ajmal Pahari was released on parole along with his 45 companions in 2004 and police say all those released indulged in target killings again.
Haider Abbas Rizvi, however, in his Friday interview said that Ajmal Pahari was innocent and his innocence will be proved in a court of law. Pahari has revealed before the JIT that this was the party policy that “if arrested, you can reveal everything to avoid beating, because the party will deny it subsequently.” The police say that Pahari was wanted in 54 murders before he was paroled, and after his release, he committed 58 more killings.
Source: http://www.thenews.com.pk/TodaysPrintDetail.aspx?ID=8721&Cat=13
Mirza is a convicted target killer who committed 58 murders after being released on parole in 2004. Sindh Police officials claim Mirza belongs to the Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) and is the only person convicted for Karachi’s target killings and was arrested for the July 1997 killing of the then MD of KESC Malik Shahid Hamid when he returned from Bangkok at the Karachi airport in December 1998.
The record reveals that on May 24, 1999, Mirza was sentenced to death by an anti-terrorism court in Karachi after he was found guilty of murdering Hamid, his driver, Ashraf Brohi and guard Khan Akbar. The Sindh High Court and the Supreme Court (SC) dismissed Mirza’s appeals against the death penalty on January 21, 2000, and September 14, 2001, respectively.
The SC also rejected the review appeal on March 9, 2004. According to law, the government circles say, Mirza should have been executed after the disposal of his mercy petition. Number of methods were tried to get him off the hook including threatening heirs of Shahid Hamid to grant Saulat mercy under qisas in 2003.
Officials say that in 2004, the governor of Sindh even attempted to have the constitutional pardon powers of the president transferred to himself, so that he could grant mercy to Saulat. For four years, the file for Saulat’s mercy petition was delayed in the Governor’s house, whereas the legal time limit for the execution of a convict is seven days from the announcement of the final appeal.
Finally the file reached the Interior ministry in 2008, where it is gathering dust instead of being forwarded to the Presidency. Police officials say that such practices by the political governments are disheartening the police.
The police officials also reveal that Mirza was running the target killers networks from his jail cell and no one dared to stop him from any of his activity as a jail official Amanullah Niazi was shot dead in 2006 when he tried to interfere with Mirza’s activities.
Police officials even reveal that jail authorities ignore the strict warnings of the top intelligence agencies to check Mirza’s activities because of fear for their lives. Mirza was transferred to interior Sindh jail in July but was brought back to Karachi jail under political pressure.
On the other hand these top police officials reveal that notorious target killer Ajmal Pahari has allegedly committed 111 murders in different target killing incidents. Ajmal Pahari was released on parole along with his 45 companions in 2004 and police say all those released indulged in target killings again.
Haider Abbas Rizvi, however, in his Friday interview said that Ajmal Pahari was innocent and his innocence will be proved in a court of law. Pahari has revealed before the JIT that this was the party policy that “if arrested, you can reveal everything to avoid beating, because the party will deny it subsequently.” The police say that Pahari was wanted in 54 murders before he was paroled, and after his release, he committed 58 more killings.
Source: http://www.thenews.com.pk/TodaysPrintDetail.aspx?ID=8721&Cat=13
Jail transfers: Hardened criminals return home
KARACHI:
About 17 “Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) workers” together with the infamous Saulat Mirza returned to Karachi’s jails on Monday.
Mirza and his associates, including Nadir Shah and Waseem Zaidi, were transferred to different jails in Sindh on July 9 – shortly after the MQM decided to quit the government. Prisons IG Ghulam Qadir Thebo told The Express Tribune that all 18 “MQM workers” who were transferred have returned to CJK and Malir Central Jail. However, the MQM has never owned Mirza as a party worker.
Saulat Ali aka Saulat Mirza was charged with several murders and was imprisoned in Karachi Central Jail. He was then shifted to Hyderabad Central Jail along with some other members of his party. Some were also sent to Sukkur.
Mirza was arrested after his arrival from Bangkok at the Karachi airport in December 1998. He was wanted for allegedly killing two US diplomats, four American oil company workers and Karachi Electric Supply Company MD Shahid Hamid. He was also suspected of having a background of international terrorism.
On May 24, 1999, Mirza was sentenced to death by an anti-terrorism court in Karachi after he was found guilty of murdering Hamid, his driver, Ashraf Brohi and guard Khan Akbar on July 5, 1997 in Defence. The Sindh High Court and the Supreme Court (SC) dismissed Mirza’s appeals against the death penalty on January 21, 2000, and September 14, 2001, respectively.
The SC also rejected the review appeal on March 9, 2004. However, the mercy appeal to the president is still pending.
At CJK, Mirza resides in the ‘condemned ward’ (death row).
Published in The Express Tribune, July 26th, 2011.
About 17 “Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) workers” together with the infamous Saulat Mirza returned to Karachi’s jails on Monday.
Mirza and his associates, including Nadir Shah and Waseem Zaidi, were transferred to different jails in Sindh on July 9 – shortly after the MQM decided to quit the government. Prisons IG Ghulam Qadir Thebo told The Express Tribune that all 18 “MQM workers” who were transferred have returned to CJK and Malir Central Jail. However, the MQM has never owned Mirza as a party worker.
Saulat Ali aka Saulat Mirza was charged with several murders and was imprisoned in Karachi Central Jail. He was then shifted to Hyderabad Central Jail along with some other members of his party. Some were also sent to Sukkur.
Mirza was arrested after his arrival from Bangkok at the Karachi airport in December 1998. He was wanted for allegedly killing two US diplomats, four American oil company workers and Karachi Electric Supply Company MD Shahid Hamid. He was also suspected of having a background of international terrorism.
On May 24, 1999, Mirza was sentenced to death by an anti-terrorism court in Karachi after he was found guilty of murdering Hamid, his driver, Ashraf Brohi and guard Khan Akbar on July 5, 1997 in Defence. The Sindh High Court and the Supreme Court (SC) dismissed Mirza’s appeals against the death penalty on January 21, 2000, and September 14, 2001, respectively.
The SC also rejected the review appeal on March 9, 2004. However, the mercy appeal to the president is still pending.
At CJK, Mirza resides in the ‘condemned ward’ (death row).
Published in The Express Tribune, July 26th, 2011.
Governor denies holding Saulat Mirza’s mercy appeal (which is false)
ISLAMABAD: The Governor House Sindh has denied holding the Saulat Mirza mercy appeal for four years (from 2004 to 2008) whereas documents show that the Governor Sindh had contacted senior legal and constitutional expert Barrister Akram Sheikh to seek legal opinion on assuming presidential powers to pardon Saulat Mirza back in June 2004.
In response to The News story titled “Sindh Police depressed as Saulat Mirza still alive” published on September 11, 2011, Governor House Sindh issued the following press release on Thursday:
“A spokesman of the Sindh Governor House said that Saulat Mirza’s mercy petition was not delayed in the Governor House. Clarifying the news item appearing in a section of the press under the heading ‘Sindh Police depressed as Saulat Mirza still alive’, the spokesman said that petition was received in the Governor House on April 7, 2008 and dispatched out on May 28, 2008. The delay of four years in the Governor House, mentioned in the news item is not correct, is baseless and misleading.”
However, it is on record that the Governor of Sindh Ishrat-ul-Ebad sought legal opinion of the senior legal and constitutional expert Barrister Akram Sheikh on the question whether the governor can pardon or commute death sentence of a convicted person and held different meetings with Akram Sheikh in 2004.
A letter written by Barrister Akram Sheikh to Governor Sindh giving legal opinion on the question with the subject “THE POWERS OF THE GOVERNOR/PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT TO COMMUTE DEATH SENTENCES IN TERMS OF SECTION 401 AND 402 Cr.P.C.” was dispatched from office of Barrister Akram Sheikh to Governor Sindh in June 2004.
The first paragraph of the covering letter reads: “With reference to our meeting of yesterday at Governor House Karachi and to our similar earlier meetings on the subject noted above, I am enclosing herewith formally, our opinion on the powers of the Governor in relation to grant of remission and commutations of death sentence in cases which are dealt with and punished under Ta’zir.” Another paragraph of this June 2004 covering letter written by Barrister Akram Sheikh to Governor Sindh reads: “I shall appreciate if you may kindly solicit similar opinion from the Advocate General Sindh, and the Attorney General of Pakistan. I shall waive the question of confidentiality of placing of our opinion before the aforesaid two gentlemen.”
Malik Shahid Hamid, the then MD-KESC was killed along with his driver and bodyguard on July 5, 1997 in Defence Karachi. Saulat Mirza was arrested in December 1998 from Karachi Airport on his return from Bangkok. Saulat was found guilty of killing Malik Shahid Hamid by the anti terrorist court Karachi and was sentenced to death on May 24, 1999. The Sindh High Court and the Supreme Court (SC) dismissed Mirza’s appeals against the death penalty on January 21, 2000, and September 14, 2001, respectively. The SC also rejected the review appeal on March 9, 2004. The mercy appeal has to be moved within seven days of the decision of the Supreme Court on the review petition.
According to top Sindh Police officials any person whose appeal and review petition in the Supreme Court are dismissed applies to the Superintendent Jail for mercy and this appeal is sent to provincial home department from where it is sent to provincial governor through the chief secretary.
The provincial governor sends this appeal to the federal Interior Ministry from where it is forwarded to the Presidency for a final decision of the president as per his constitutional power under article 45 of the Constitution. The 2004 correspondence between Barrister Akram Sheikh and Governor Sindh Dr Ishrat-ul-Ebad shows that governor was in the picture of the mercy appeal.
Top Sindh police officials say that it is worth mentioning that Saulat Mirza’s party Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) was in power in 2004 in the centre as well as in Sindh and senior MQM leader Wasim Akhtar was Home Minister of Sindh. They say that it should be investigated as to why and how this mercy appeal remained in the province of Sindh for four years till 2008 and was only forwarded to the Presidency later.
It should also be investigated that even if proof is available against some criminal and courts award him punishment, how he escapes the long arm of law and why the superior courts’ judgments are being ridiculed.
It is also extremely important to mention that the mercy appeal of Saulat Mirza was forwarded to the Interior Ministry by the Governor House Sindh on May 28, 2008. It has not been forwarded to the Presidency so far even after passing of three more years.
Credible sources say that a powerful minister of the Gilani government was sitting on the appeal for some political considerations and is not forwarding it to the Presidency for smooth dispensation of justice. Mrs Shehnaz Hamid, the widow of the Malik Shahid Hamid, while talking to The News said that she had moved appeals to the president, the prime minister and even the chief justice of Pakistan but no heed was paid to her requests and appeals for justice.
“Senior legal and constitutional expert Barrister Akram Sheikh while talking to The News confirmed that Governor Sindh Ishratul Ebad had approached for legal opinion on the question of using of power of pardon by the provincial governor which I have given to him after one-month long research.”
Akram Sheikh said he didn’t recall what legal opinion exactly he had sent to governor of Sindh. He said that legal opinion sent to governor Sindh will be present in his offcie record.
Source: http://www.thenews.com.pk/TodaysPrintDetail.aspx?ID=8848&Cat=13
In response to The News story titled “Sindh Police depressed as Saulat Mirza still alive” published on September 11, 2011, Governor House Sindh issued the following press release on Thursday:
“A spokesman of the Sindh Governor House said that Saulat Mirza’s mercy petition was not delayed in the Governor House. Clarifying the news item appearing in a section of the press under the heading ‘Sindh Police depressed as Saulat Mirza still alive’, the spokesman said that petition was received in the Governor House on April 7, 2008 and dispatched out on May 28, 2008. The delay of four years in the Governor House, mentioned in the news item is not correct, is baseless and misleading.”
However, it is on record that the Governor of Sindh Ishrat-ul-Ebad sought legal opinion of the senior legal and constitutional expert Barrister Akram Sheikh on the question whether the governor can pardon or commute death sentence of a convicted person and held different meetings with Akram Sheikh in 2004.
A letter written by Barrister Akram Sheikh to Governor Sindh giving legal opinion on the question with the subject “THE POWERS OF THE GOVERNOR/PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT TO COMMUTE DEATH SENTENCES IN TERMS OF SECTION 401 AND 402 Cr.P.C.” was dispatched from office of Barrister Akram Sheikh to Governor Sindh in June 2004.
The first paragraph of the covering letter reads: “With reference to our meeting of yesterday at Governor House Karachi and to our similar earlier meetings on the subject noted above, I am enclosing herewith formally, our opinion on the powers of the Governor in relation to grant of remission and commutations of death sentence in cases which are dealt with and punished under Ta’zir.” Another paragraph of this June 2004 covering letter written by Barrister Akram Sheikh to Governor Sindh reads: “I shall appreciate if you may kindly solicit similar opinion from the Advocate General Sindh, and the Attorney General of Pakistan. I shall waive the question of confidentiality of placing of our opinion before the aforesaid two gentlemen.”
Malik Shahid Hamid, the then MD-KESC was killed along with his driver and bodyguard on July 5, 1997 in Defence Karachi. Saulat Mirza was arrested in December 1998 from Karachi Airport on his return from Bangkok. Saulat was found guilty of killing Malik Shahid Hamid by the anti terrorist court Karachi and was sentenced to death on May 24, 1999. The Sindh High Court and the Supreme Court (SC) dismissed Mirza’s appeals against the death penalty on January 21, 2000, and September 14, 2001, respectively. The SC also rejected the review appeal on March 9, 2004. The mercy appeal has to be moved within seven days of the decision of the Supreme Court on the review petition.
According to top Sindh Police officials any person whose appeal and review petition in the Supreme Court are dismissed applies to the Superintendent Jail for mercy and this appeal is sent to provincial home department from where it is sent to provincial governor through the chief secretary.
The provincial governor sends this appeal to the federal Interior Ministry from where it is forwarded to the Presidency for a final decision of the president as per his constitutional power under article 45 of the Constitution. The 2004 correspondence between Barrister Akram Sheikh and Governor Sindh Dr Ishrat-ul-Ebad shows that governor was in the picture of the mercy appeal.
Top Sindh police officials say that it is worth mentioning that Saulat Mirza’s party Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) was in power in 2004 in the centre as well as in Sindh and senior MQM leader Wasim Akhtar was Home Minister of Sindh. They say that it should be investigated as to why and how this mercy appeal remained in the province of Sindh for four years till 2008 and was only forwarded to the Presidency later.
It should also be investigated that even if proof is available against some criminal and courts award him punishment, how he escapes the long arm of law and why the superior courts’ judgments are being ridiculed.
It is also extremely important to mention that the mercy appeal of Saulat Mirza was forwarded to the Interior Ministry by the Governor House Sindh on May 28, 2008. It has not been forwarded to the Presidency so far even after passing of three more years.
Credible sources say that a powerful minister of the Gilani government was sitting on the appeal for some political considerations and is not forwarding it to the Presidency for smooth dispensation of justice. Mrs Shehnaz Hamid, the widow of the Malik Shahid Hamid, while talking to The News said that she had moved appeals to the president, the prime minister and even the chief justice of Pakistan but no heed was paid to her requests and appeals for justice.
“Senior legal and constitutional expert Barrister Akram Sheikh while talking to The News confirmed that Governor Sindh Ishratul Ebad had approached for legal opinion on the question of using of power of pardon by the provincial governor which I have given to him after one-month long research.”
Akram Sheikh said he didn’t recall what legal opinion exactly he had sent to governor of Sindh. He said that legal opinion sent to governor Sindh will be present in his offcie record.
Source: http://www.thenews.com.pk/TodaysPrintDetail.aspx?ID=8848&Cat=13
Police Arrested MQM Terrorists
Arrest and Arms Recovery from MQM
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Dec 9, 1998
Seven hardcore terrorists, including a bodyguard of Altaf Hussain and the killers of Azim Ahmed Tariq arrested on December 09, 1998 from different parts of Karachi --- (Frontier Post ).
Dec 10, 1998
As many as 10 alleged terrorists and extortionists belonging to both factions of MQM rounded up with arms and ammunition in Karachi --- (Nation Dec 11, 1998).
Dec 11, 1998
Police arrested a most wanted terrorist of MQM, Saulat Mirza, immediately after his arrival from Bangkok at Karachi airport.(Nation). Saulat Mirza has said, Altaf Hussain has directed his workers in Belgium, S. Africa and India to reach Karachi. (Asas).
The accused Saulat Mirza has confessed that Altaf Hussain and his political secretary Nusrat Nadeem have been giving directives for carrying out disruptive activities and killing of innocent citizens. Mirza, arrested on his arrival Karachi from Thailand, was suspected on involvement in the murder of two US diplomats and four American oil company workers.
DIG Police Karachi Qureshi said that during initial interrogation accused Saulat Mirza confessed killing retired Major Shahnawaz Toor, who was incharge of the American Drug Enforcement Agency in Pakistan. He stated that the accused had also owned killing of KESC managing director Shahid Hamid, SDM Nawaz Khushk, a DSR of Rangers, several police officials, a lance naik of army, and five relatives of SP Khawaja Nisar. DIG Qureshi said that the accused has also admitted killing an office bearer of PPP, Nasir Guddu. He said that an information was received that some terrorists were fleeing the country while some were coming back.
DIG Qureshi said that on receipt of this information surveillance was mounted on the arrival and departure lounges of the Karachi Airport. He said that Saulat Mirza was arrested when he returned to Karachi from Bangkok. Qureshi maintained that accused Saulat Mirza has a background of international terrorism. Saulat Mirza, who was present at the press briefing, confessed the criminal activities carried out by him and his accomplices. He said that Major ( R ) Shahnawaz Toor who was incharge of the American Drug Enforcement agency in Pakistan, was eliminated because he was "prying." Saulat Mirza said that later he came to know that Toor's killing was ordered by the MQM leadership to spoil Pakistan's relationship with America. This was also aimed at causing economic difficulties for Pakistan so that the country could be harmed. On the killing of KESC MD Shahid Hamid, he said that the deceased had served in the IMF and was arranging loans for Pakistan and for this reason he was eliminated.
Saulat Mirza also spoke about his visits abroad and said that there are some 80 to 100 MQM boys in South Africa. He said that MQM leader Safdar Baqri went to South Africa from the US and said that he had instructions that work is to be done for the party. Baqri stated that some boys would have to go to get commando training there for carrying out disruptive activities Karachi, Saulat added. He said that many of the boys went to India and some are still there and getting training in terrorist activities. He disclosed that India was using Altaf Hussain and the MQM and it wants to break Pakistan. Saulat said that he returned to Karachi in March 98 and immediately went into hiding. On October 30 he went to Bangkok. He said he was given the task of killing the foreigners, Hussain Haqqani, Ejaz Shafi and Haleem Siddiqui. Saulat said when he was coming out of the Karachi Airport he was nabbed by the police at the taxi stand. He admitted that he had committed crimes, which are not pardonable.
Saulat said that he believed that Dr Imran Farooq was also killed by MQM partymen and added that Altaf Hussain did not tolerate any criticism and whosoever did so, was eliminated. Saulat also feared danger to the life of Dr Farooq Sattar. Accused Aslam Shaikh alias Aslam Chor (thief), who was arrested by the police from Nazimabad area, was also presented before the press. He said that in 1995 his younger brother Anwar Shaikh was killed in a rocket attack on Garden police station. Accused Aslam admitted that he was involved in attacks on police mobiles he said that in 1997 Shoaib Bukhari and Zulfiqar Haider had directed him to 'clean' SHO Aslam Hayat. He said that his conscience was pricking him and added that he was giving the statement without any pressure. DIG Qureshi said that the accused have given the statements after a few hours of interrogation. The police will also check its record, he added. --- (News Dec 12, 1998)
Dec 13, 1998
Another accused in Hakim Said murder case and an alleged assassin of Zuhair Akram Nadim arrested in two raids conducted by Surjani Town police and CIA Sadar respectively. Two more alleged accomplices were also arrested on being pointed by Asim, reportedly an accused in the Hakim Said murder case on a tip off police cordoned off some parts of Sector L-1 in Surjani Town of District West from where Asim was arrested. Korangi police arrested Zubair alias Landhi Wala, who according to polices has confessed his involvement in the killing saying that Asim was the first to open fire at Hakim Said from a KK rifle. On the information given by Asim raids conducted in Yousuf Goth, Surjani and Sher Shah areas. Shujauddin alias Shujoo and Habib Ullah arrested.
The main accused in Hakim Saeed case are Zulfiqar Haider, MQM MPA, Naushad alias Major Dandy, Shakir alias Langra. Zubair alias Landhi Wala, Asim, Ajzaz alias Wazir, Asif and Amirullah have been arrested. One person suspected to be Wahab Bandhani, who claims to be Hanif Kabarhi also arrested.
A CIA team raided a house in Sector 11 H, North Karachi from where Majid alias Mullah (also known as Sir) was arrested. He confessed to have killed Zuhkar Akram Nadim as well as PPP councillor and three Muslim Leaguers during interrogation, SSP CIA, Manzoor Mughal disclosed that in July 1998, terrorists belonging to Altaf Group met in Unit 77 Orangi Town where they finalised plans of assassinating Zuhair Akram Nadim' 'on July 1998, they gunned him down in Orangi when he was visiting an under construction building there. Earlier, they targeted three Muslim Leaguers near Fauji Hotel also. In May 1995 they killed Salahuddin alias Saloo, PPP Advisory Councillor and in September they killed Shahid alias Sarphata, a member of PMRC. Another alleged terrorist of MQM Aslam alias Chapta reported to be a close associate of most wanted Ajmal Pahari was arrested in Jalalabad. SHO Gulbahar Mohammad Aslam told that on a tip off, they raided a hideout located behind Subhan Bakery in Jalalabad where terrorists were hiding. The terrorists opened fire at police but retaliatory firing by police force them to flee. However, one of them, Aslam Chapta was arrested. One Kalashinkov, one 7 mm rifle, two repeaters and 3 TT pistols were recovered. Police said that Aslam Chapta was a member of Unit 18 and also was an honorary member of 'Moazzazin' committee.
SHO Gulbahar claimed that during interrogation, Aslam told them that they were planning to get back the hold of Khajji Ground area of the orders of MQM chief Altaf Hussain. He confessed Ajmal Pahari Group was involved in the killing go Zuhair Akram Nadim, Zahiruddin Babar (Jama' at-I-Islami), three Muslim Leaguers and others. The SHO further claimed that Aslam told them that Altaf Hussain always issue orders through his Secretary, Nadim Nusrat who asked Shoaib Bukhari, MQM MPA, to convey the orders to them. He also confessed to have assaulted two women whom they killed after gang rape and threw their bodies in Manghopier area. --- (Nation Dec 14,1998).
Dec 15, 1998
The arms used by terrorists to murder Hakim Mohammad Said recovered from a nullah near Burns Road on the pointation of an arrest accused namely Nadeem Mota, Korangi police have arrested three alleged terrorists said to be close associate of Aijaz alias Kala Munna named in over 200 heinous cases. A team of Rangers in Korangi recovered a considerable quantity of arms and ammunition. The enquiry officer of Hakim Mohammad Said case, SP Agha Mohammad Tahir ordered a raid when Nadim Mota during interrogation told the arms dumped near nullah behind Sindh secretariat. The arms seized from there included four Kalashinkovs, three TT pistols, one mauser and 300 bullets of KK rifle and pistols. --- (Nation Dec 16, 1998).
Dec 16, 1998
The dangerous criminal Aslam Jhapata confessed the murder of 20 people including a councillor of Jammt-e-Islami and Zohar Akram an ex MNA. According to the detail Aslam Jhapata was arrested on the 11th of December and was an active member of Mutthtida. During investigation he told the joint interrogation team that he join MQM in 1990 and when Karachi operation started in 1992 he went underground. In 1995 Pir pur police on the charges of keeping illegal weapons arrested him. In 1997 he came out from the jail and started participating in criminal activities of MQM once again.
Aslam told the investigators that in July 1998 Wasiah Jaleel called him along with Ajmal Phari, Dilwar, Jhangir Saeed to nine zero and ordered them to kill Zohair Akram. After receiving these orders they killed Zohair Akram in Orangi Town. He confessed that on the instruction of MPA Mohiuddin an sector incharge Ishtiaq, so he with the help of Zafar Nadeem Lamba and Akram Dahari Walla kidnapped five persons of Sindhi, Punjabi and Phattan nationality from different area of Orangi Town and killed them with Kalashinkov at Ghaziabad Orangi Town. On 16th June 1998 Wasiah Jaleel called Aslam Ali along with his helper at nine zero and ordered them to killed the ex councillor of Jammat-e-Islami Zaheerudin Babar. According to the report prepared by Sindh government a large number terrorist which were arrested by police after the impositions of Governors rule in Karachi has admitted that they got the training of terrorism for India.
Dec 18, 1998
Hazara Police arrested a dreaded terrorist and dacoit Raai Khan s/o Fazal Dad of MQM wanted by Karachi Police from a village of Havelian. Accused Raai Khan was also member of the gang, which murdered Hakeem Said. He was involved in several other incidents of murder and dacoity. He had committed a dacoity in Maleer Karachi in which Rs Eleven lakh were looted. --- (News Dec 19, 1998).
Dec 25, 1998
A prosecution witness in Hakim Said murder case on December 24, 1998 identified Amirullah Sheikh and Zubair, two activists of Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM), as the main accused involved in the killing. --- (News Dec 24, 1998).
Several MQM activists rounded up during siege of Korangi and its surrounding localities by law enforcement agencies. Zaman Town Police raided an abandoned house in Nasir Colony and arrested Imran alias 'Chauntees' and Imran alias Mani, both MQM activists, allegedly involved in various cases of heinous crimes. Gulbahar Police arrested Tanveer alias Chachoo and Mohammed Nasir and recovered two rifles from their possession.
The two MQM activists wanted in dozens of murder attempted murder, dacoity and kidnapping cases. The same police also arrested Tanveer, Nasir and Irfan, allegedly involved in disposing of the bodies of persons murdered at Khajji Ground. Three TT pistols also recovered from them. They admitted to disposing off 40 dead bodies. Sharifabad Police arrested Fahim alias Baryaniwala, wanted in certain criminal cases and recovered a TT pistol from him. Khawaja Ajmer Nagri Police arrested Afzal Lamba with a pistol. Afzal was wanted in four murder and firing incidents. Liaquatabad Police arrested Shakeel with a revolver.
CIA Sadar arrested Naseerullah and Khawaja Amir with two TT pistols. Mominabad Police arrested Abdul Salam and Waseem Ahmed allegedly involved in murder and kidnapping cases and recovered two pistols. Ranger and Karachi police also arrested 10 terrorist including 8 MQM activists.
A team a rangers succeeded to arrest Syed Tariq Mustafa (Arif Burger) a close companion of Ajmal Phari in a raid in Orangi town. During investigation Tariq Mustafa revealed that on the doubt of disclosing information he cut the throat of a person with the help of his friend Ehtasham in Orangi town sector 7-E lane no 6. After this he washed his hair and showed it to every one in the area so that people learn some lesson from it. Tariq Mustafa also admitted conferred to involve in some other heinous crimes including the murder of 5-labours in Ghaziabad sector 11 1/2, and of firing rocket on Sindh Secretariat. He also admitted the murder of different people in Khajji ground. Nazimabad police arrested Yousaf Chandio (Arif Dhobbi) in a raid on Paposhnagar. --- (NNI/Nation Dec 26,1998).
Dec 27, 1998
Rafi, alias Bubbly is an activist of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement,on December 16, 1997 lifted a Suzuki car from House No 5 near Chandni Chowk and on the very next day abducted a first year student Ambreen from Royal Coaching Centre in Sharifabad police limits for rape and ransom. Later, he rang the parents of the abducted and asked them to manage Rs. 500,000 as ransom. The parents of that girl contacted the police and lodged a FIR into the abduction and rape of their daughter. On December 27, 1997 Bubbly was arrested by the police. --- (News).
Dec 28, 1998
As many as 27 accused including two Unit Incharge of the MQM were arrested as police also seized arms during their drive against criminals and 'terrorists'. SHO, Gulbahar-led police team cordoned off Muslim Centre. During houses' search, they arrested Mohammad Irfan, Incharge Unit 189, and Qaisar Abbas of MQM. Police seized TT pistols from them. --- (Nation Dec 29,1998).
Dec 30, 1998
New Karachi Police, after a brief encounter, arrested seven Muttahida activists involved in criminal activities and recovered arms from them. --- (Nation Dec 31,1998).
Dec 31, 1998
Four terrorists belonging to the MQM `confessed` the planning of assassination of the then Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto in Johannesburg during her visit to South Africa. "We also planned to create Sunni and Ismaili riots in Karachi", they further said. They were produced before reporters at Central Police Office during a Press briefing held by DIG Karachi. The DIG said that their confession proved that they wanted only to bring a bad name to Pakistan world-wide and to weaken Pakistan Surjani Town police arrested Nadim alias Civic, Irfan alias Imran, Mirza Wasee Baig and Babar Anis and recovered from their possession 3 KK including a snatched official KK rifle, two seven mm rifles, seven pistols, two revolvers, one mauser and 400 rounds.
The accused told the police that Altaf Hussain MQM chief and his Secretary Nadeem Nusrat ordered them in 1996 through Qamar Ghalib and Hamad Jilani in South Africa to kill Benazir Bhutto. But Benazir did not visit Johannesburg hence the planning failed, they said. They said since Ismailis contributed a lot to strengthen the country's economy. Hence we were ordered to kill Maulvi Akbar, who had embraced Sunni faith. This was aimed at pitting sunnis and Ismailis against each other, they said. In South Africa Qamar Ghalib and Homad Jilani extort bhatta from Memons and other traders who belong to Pakistan. One Fardia is the agent who arranges visas for visits of MQM activists from India and other countries to South Africa", they revealed. Nadim alias Civic said that more than 250 MQM activists named in heinous cases were in South Africa. --- (Nation Jan1,1999).
Jan 01, 1999
Anti-Terrorists Wing nabbed Iqbal from North Karachi who was reported to be the brother of Mustafa Ganja, an activist of Muttahida and was nominated in several FIRs. --- (Nation Jan 2,1999).
Jan 6, 1999
Karachi Pirabad Police arrested a most wanted MQM terrorist Nadeem Commando alias Street fighter from Bokhari Colony. During investigations, Nadeem Commando confessed to be involved in several under case. He is suspected to be involved in murder of an Army Police and several police personnel. --- (Nawa-e-Waqt Jan 7, 1999).
Jan 7, 1999
Eight Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) activists arrested from different areas in Karachi during search operations and arms and ammunition recovered from them. According to the detailsMohammed Asif was arrested in Nazimabad area with a pistol. He revealed that he injected poison to the hospitalised activists injured in encounters with police. Risala police arrested Ahmed Din and Akhlaq Ahmed with two pistols. Nabi Bux police wanted Akhlaq in a murder case. Mochko police arrested a truck driver Ali Mohammed and recovered two pistols and 200 rounds of klashnikov from the truck. He allegedly worked for MQM and had brought the ammunition from Balochistan. Khokhrapar police arrested Waseem Tariq, wanted in 13 cases of murder, firing, arson and police encounter. Garden police arrested Shahid alias TT from the area with a TT pistol and 100 rounds. Landhi police arrested Kashif Langra with a pistol wanted in murder and dacoity cases. --- (NNI/News Jan 8, 1999).
Jan 10, 1999
The Karachi police arrested six alleged workers of Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) after an encounter in district Central's Liaquatabad area in which a police informer was killed. The police also recovered huge quantity of arms after a raid on the hideout of the alleged terrorists near Arshi Chowk at Qasimabad area in Liaquatabad. --- (News).
Another alleged terrorist of MQM arrested on the pointation of the terrorists whom police had arrested from katchi abadi of Qasimabad (Liaquatabad). Two KK rifles were also seized when CIA raided a hideout in Malir. Official sources reported that CIA with two Kalashnikovs from Malir 15 arrested Iqbal. He told the police that he was present during a heated discussion between Tariq Chamber and MQM chief Altaf Hussain followed by Altaf's orders of his killing complied with instantly by him with the help of another accomplice Zubair. --- (Nation Jan 11, 1999).
Jan 11, 1999
More than a dozen Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) activists, including a unit in-charge involved in murder and other criminal activities, arrested from Karachi. Arms and ammunition in huge quantities also recovered from them.
According to the details Abdus Salam alias Chingari allegedly responsible for killing of an ASI, a head constable and a constable in Ibrahim Haideri area last year along with his accomplices, arrested in Karachi. A TT pistol was also recovered from his possession. In raids and search operations in various parts of Liaquatabad five more suspects arrested for the incidents in which SHO Liaquatabad's brother-in-law was killed. The five persons picked up during raids in Azam Nagar, Sindhi Hotel and Peeli Kothi. Gulbahar police arrested Amjad Idrees, a joint unit in-charge of MQM, from Nazimabad and recovered a Kalashnikove from him. The accused was wanted in a number of murders firing and kidnapping cases. Surjani Town police on pointation of an under custody prisoner arrested two terrorists recovering two 7 mm rifles from an under construction building of the area with 100 rounds. Al Falah police arrested Saqib Hussain with a pistol. Aziz Bhatti police arrested Mohammed Sajid and Rehan in Gulshan and recovered two pistols from them.
Liaquatabad police arrested Haider Raza in murder and attempt the murder cases and recovered a pistol from him. Four persons including fake police sub inspector in uniform arrested from Landhi while they were collecting "bhatta" from shopkeepers. The accused, were identified as Ashraf alias Kala, who was the ringleader and was in uniform of police sub inspector, Mohammed Yousuf, Shahid and Zahid. Police also recovered four pistols from their possession. --- (NNI/News Jan 12,1999).
Jan 15, 1999
Police have arrested several activists of Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) allegedly involved in terrorist and criminal activities in siege and search operations.According to the details three MQM activists were arrested after an exchange of fire from Khajji Ground in Nazimabad. They were identified as Saeed Nizami, Saleem and Aqeel. Two klashnikovs, eight revolvers and 200 rounds were also recovered from them. Police claimed that Saeed is involved in murder of three policemen and five other persons of the area. In Joharabad, three MQM activists were arrested after a brief encounter when they fired upon police from an abandoned house. They were identified as Mohammad Ali, Arman and Saleem. One 22 rifle and two TT pistols were recovered from them.The arrested persons were wanted in several criminal cases. Korangi Police arrested an activist Qurban Ali and recovered two rifles and several rounds from him. Zaman Town Police, arrested Mohammad Javed with a TT pistol. He was wanted in a number of murder, firing and arson cases. --- (Nation Jan 16, 1999).
Jan 17, 1999
Police arrested four persons involved in forcibly collecting Bhata from the shopkeepers of Rainbow Center. --- (Nation Jan 18,1999).
Jan 22, 1999
An MQM (Altaf) MPA Afzal Anwar and a unit incharge of Mutahida Qaumi Movement Mohammad Hashim were arrested in connection with 1997 murder case of a PPP activist and his son. A police party, headed by the SHO Gulbahar, raided the house of Afzal Anwar and took away the MPA. The MPA was involved in the murder of Naeem Hasni, PPP President, district Central, Karachi and his son in 1997.
Gulishtan-e-Jauhar police arrested a Unit Incharge MQM Mohammad Hashim alias Khalid alias Hasho from a flat. He is involved in same murder case. He was also involved in ten murders and several criminal cases. The Rangers also arrested an accused Naeem Thalaywala from Liaquatabad who is involved in the murder of three army men. Afzal Anwar is the third MPA of Mutahida Qaumi Movement who was arrested as in the month of October last Shoaib Bokhari and Wakil Ahmad were arrested from Nine Zero. During the interrogation, Naeem told that the others involved in the killings are Farooq, Saghir Mota, sector incharge Shabbir Qasai, Akram Kana, Nadeem Marble-wala, Habib Safdar, Abrar, Rashid, Javed Kala, Amir and Asif.
More MQM activists allegedly involved in terrorists and criminal activities also arrested with arms and ammunition from different areas of the city. New Karachi police arrested Shahid Charibi after a shootout and recovered two 7mm rifles, a single barrel shot gun and a repeater from the spot. Afalah police arrested Shabbir Ahmed alias Farhan and recovered a G-3 rifle snatched from an official from him. Saudabad police arrested Maqbool Ahmed and Amir Raza from the area. He is involved in murder and arson cases. Two pistols were also recovered from him. Saeedabad police arrested Abdul Jabbar with a pistol. Ibrahim Haideri police arrested Suleman and recovered a rifle from him. Khwaja Ajmer Nagri police arrested Azizur Rehman with a TT pistol. New Karachi police arrested Mohammed Imran with a pistol from the area. --- (Nation Jan 23, 1999).
Jan 24, 1999
A considerable quantity of arms and ammunition recovered by police on the pointation of arrested terrorists of MQM. According to the details Khalid alias Pawwa, a former unit incharge was arrested in Azizabad by SHO-led police party. On his pointation, police recovered one 22 rifle, one 222 rifles, one repeater gun and over 400 bullets buried in Yasinabad graveyard. On pointation of Akram Rajput, an arm depot was raided near a mosque (Bahare Madina) in Liaquatabad from where a china rifle, a 7mm rifle, TT pistols, mauser, carbine, two 222 rifles one kk rifle and 15 shells anti-tank fuse. --- (Nation Jan 25, 1999).
Jan 27, 1999
The killings of hundreds of Karachiites was ordered by MQM Chief Altaf Hussain, the two-under arrest MQM terrorists disclosed as the Karachi police officially declared the arrest of the two RAW-trained terrorists and their four accomplices.
Altaf Hussain has been personally giving me orders to kill, said 25-year-old Muhammad Nadeem, an under-matriculate involved in the killings of 203 persons in Kalashinkov attacks and bomb blasts, during SSP Lahore's press conference conducted prior to any identification parade of the accused, or their statement in judicial custody.
The city police chief, Ahmad Raza Tahir said that Muhammad Nadeem and his accomplice Muhammad Sarwar had killed over 200 persons including 67 in four bomb blasts, 25 in Kalashinkov attack on a passenger bus, the murder of MNA Azeem Ahmad Tariq, 10 by using head-torture clips and 84 in pillion-riding attacks. They had also kidnapped two Koreans, two Chinese and two Iranian-nationals and the government had to pay ransom for their release. They had also packed 12 bodies in sacks and stolen Rs 55 million from a Hyderabad bank by exploding its strong room door through a blast.
One of the terrorists, Muhammad Nadeem told reporters, he joined MQM in 1987 through Javaid Langra, got fire-arms training in Rajasthan, India, and how and his accomplices acted on the "direct orders" of MQM Chief, Altaf Hussain. "During the three-month training, the Indian Army had kept us in separate camps," he said, and recalled having seen between 500 and 600 MQM trainees at the Indian camps." In charge of so-called Shurfa committee and 12 sectors, the accused said he was 15 when he first committed a crime. "Since then, I never looked back," he said, adding that the money they looted was handed over to the Nine-Zero authorities. "I have met Altaf Hussain on a number of occasions in the presence of the Taj group members and was ordered to kill MNA Azeem Ahmad Tariq. I, along with my accomplices Imamud Din, Rashid Kala, Nasir Chingari and Taj had sprayed Kalashinkov bullets on a passenger bus which had left 17 dead," he said. About the bodies found in sacks, he said these were the members of the MQM and killed by MQM, "They had either refused to carry out any more terrorists act or had simply switched over to the other group," He said while explaining how the Altaf Hussain-led MQM had killed several persons and their family members for "disobeying". --- (Nation Jan 28,1999)
Liaquatabad police arrested two MQM workers Shafique and Arshad Kan Katta who are involved in the murder of two armymen. A Kalashinkov and T.T Pistal were recovered from their procession. These accused belong to A.S.I Naushad and Wahab Budhani group who are involved in the murder of Hakim Saeed, during investigations accused told the police that they killed two armymen on the directives of Tanzeem (MQM) and throw their bodies in Liaquatabad graveyard. --- (Nawa-I-Waqt Jan 28,1999)
January 31, 1999
A torture cell was unearthed by Liaquatabad police while four more terrorists including a close associate of Javed alias Langra were among those arrested on 31st Jan.
Ranger's team conducted raids in different parts of Karachi. In their raid in New Karachi, they held Ikramuddin alias Mama Bhola who is also a close associate of Javed alias Langra.
In Orangi Town of District West, Nadeem alias Pappar was reportedly arrested by Rangers. Two others viz Syed Abid Rizvi, incharge unit 180 and Muhammad Aslam were arrested from Allama Iqbal town. Arms were also recovered from them.
In Qasimabad of Liaquatabad, SHO Sarwar Commando-led police party raided a house on a tip-off where they demolished a picket established by terrorists. Police claimed that a major torture cell was being run in that building and that three armymen could also have been killed there.
In Liaquatabad No. 8, a hideout was raided where some materials used in torture also seized. Police raided the house of Rehan alias Kana in search of his brother Talha .
During their drive against anti-social elements, police rounded up some 37 accused. Police also disclosed the procedure used by MQM to send its activists abroad. The expenses were borne by its social welfare body Khidmat-I-Khalaq Foundation.The foundation also helped Zulfiqar Haider, member Sindh Assembly and main accused in Hakim Said murder case in leaving the country through Pak-Iran border on November 9, 1998 and paid cheques to Polani Travelling Agency in Karachi.
Two accused Tehseen Siddiqui and Abid involved in sending abroad the criminal activists of MQM were arrested by the police in this regard and police siezed fake visas of South Africa and other countries, identity cards, and fake passport from their possession. --- (Nation) February 01, 1999.
February 2, 1999
Police and CIA raided different areas in Karachi and arrested 10 terrorists. 6 out of them belong to Muttahida. Police also recovered arms from their procession. According to the details CIA Malir arrested accused Fiaz Ahmed of Muttahida, who told the police during interrogation that he committed different crimes on the directives from Nine Zero.
He killed two people on the orders of unit Incharge Kalia and raped 10 women. Brigade police arrested Ikram who was wanted in different cases and recovered a pistol from him. Nazimabad police recovered a pistol from Mohammad Anwar while Sharifabad police arrested Kamran and recovered a pistol from him.
Ibrahim police also arrested Fahim Waseem and Mohammad Akram who are involved in the cases of murder, kidnapping and attempt of murder. CIA police recovered pistol from Usman, Malir City Police recovered rifle from Ijaz Ahmed, CIA Malir recovered mouser from Fiaz Ahmed and recovered pistol from Kazim Qureshi who was arrested from Liaqatabad. --- (Nawa-e-Waqt). February 3, 1999.
February 3, 1999
32 accused including two terrorists of MQM were rounded up as police and Rangers continued their campaign against terrorists and criminals.
Anti-Terrorists Wing (ATW) of Karachi Police had cordoned off Jamshed Quarter No. 2 near Bijli Ground in search of some wanted terrorists when they were fired upon by somebody. After a brief encounter, ATW team arrested one Salim alias Ghanoo and seized a Kalashinkov from his possession.
Chief of ATW team Raja Umer Khitab said Salim was wanted in 35 cases. Rangers and police raided the house of Shami Dacoit in Hasrat Mohani Colony of Pak Colony, District West. Zahid alias Kalia was also held. --- (Nation). February 4, 1999.
February 8, 1999
Ranger's spokesman said that the 51 Wing of Bhittai Rangers apprehended
two terrorists of MQM identified as Imran alias Super and Salimuddin alias Gullo.
They were held from Korangi No. 4. They were involved in various cases of murder including killing of a student Humayoon and "Ajji" of rival Haqiqi faction of MQM in Sector F.SDM of the area was also present during the raid. --- (Nation). February 9, 1999.
February 10, 1999
Pakistan Rangers have arrested an alleged hardened killer, Atiq alias Atoo, who is also nominated in the Hakim Said murder case.
According to a press release of Rangers, the accused is allegedly involved in over two dozen cases of murder, including killing of two Pakistan Air Force personnel, two police constables, one Qoumi Razadar and a woman. --- (News/APP). February 11, 1999.
February 11, 1999
Shakil Ahmed Kanpoori, member MQM organising Committee arrested by CIA Karachi Inspector, Javed Anjum, on January 12 from Islamabad, Shakil Ahmed is involved in over 60 crimes of a heinous nature Another 12 arrested terrorists were also present at this occasion.
They were: Arif Ahmed, Mohsin Shah, Kalim alias Jugno, Shahzad alias Ludan, Aurengzeb, Khalid Mehmood, Akhlaq alias Khalo, Salim Siddiquee, Shanawaz, Muhammad Ayub, Aziz-ur-Rehman and Sajjad.
Two klashnikovs, 10 pistols, a revolver, a stolen car and two motorcycles were recovered from these accused have confessed to murder more than 60 persons collecting Rs. 2 million through extortion, attacking mobiles of police and Rangers, setting on fire a passenger train in Orangi Town, torturing 50 persons to death at a Nazim Abad torture cell and getting released 25 terrorists through forged documents.
In his confessional statement, Shakil said Altaf Hussain wanted division of Pakistan into nine regions including a state for Mohajirs comprising Karachi, Hyderabad and Mirpur Khas. He said initially the proposed state was named as Jinnahpur but when the intelligence agencies came to know about it, the proposed state was then renamed as Mohajiristan. He said Altaf Hussain would head that state.
He said everything had been chalked out on papers with regard to that proposed independent state. Anis Advocate Anis Ahmed Qaimkhani, Naseem Jalil, Aftab Sheikh Liaquat Ali, Dr Farooq Sittar, Zulfiqar Haider and Wasay Jalil were involved in that planning, Shakil said these people believed that their plan would be executed in the year 2000. --- (Nation)
Paramilitary forces conducted an operation in Darra Adamkhel in a hunt for the MQM terrorists. Eight locals suspected to have assisted Karachi-based Muttahida Qaumi Movement in gun running and violence in the Pakistan's port city and about 15 workers from the factories manufacturing guns were apprehended.
Intelligence agencies had credible tips about the presence of terrorists in the area. Four vehicles, lifted or snatched from Karachi were recovered during the operation. Those arrested include Haji Fazal and Haji Khan Mohammad Din, who have been providing arms and ammunitions to Altaf Hussain'. Authorities had information about the presence of six MQM men with Haji Fazal while some hand grenades were recovered from Mohammad Din's place. Two vehicles were recovered from Haji Fazal's place. --- (Nation).
According to WWI, CIA Jamshed quarters arrested MQM's terrorists Mohammad Shakeel alias "chikna" who had opened fire on Columbian Experts, arms were also recovered from him. --- (Nawa-e-Waqt). February 12, 1999.
February 14, 1999
An alleged MQM terrorist was arrested by the personnel of an intelligence agency in D.I Khan, police said. Maqsood, the alleged MQM terrorist was picked up from a city locality.
He was working as a labourer here for long time but was wanted by Karachi police in several cases of heinous crimes. --- (News). February 15, 1999.
February 15, 1999
Police arrested nine Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) activists allegedly involved in murder and other criminal activities and recovered arms and ammunition from them. The New Karachi Police during patrolling intercepted an MQM activist Asif with a stolen car and TT pistol. During a search, the police recovered a card of Muslim Students Federation and Shabab Milli from his possession.
He was wanted in a number of criminal cases. The Soldier Bazar police arrested Mohammad Zaman and Mohammad Yousaf for their involvement in murder and arson cases. The Model Colony Police arrested Shahid alias Natha and Arshad Ali from Mehran depot and also recovered two TT pistols from their possession. The Mominabad police arrested Waseem alias Langara with a pistol. He was involved in murder and dacoity cases.
In New Karachi, police arrested Amir and Asif Kala driving a Car # Q-2386 and recovered 2 TT pistols from them. According to police both of them are Muttihada’s workers and involved in terrorist activities. --- (Nawa-e-Waqt). February 16, 1999.
February 16, 1999
Three wanted activists of Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) were reportedly apprehended by the Anti-terrorists wing personnel on their arrival in Karachi from Colombo by a PIA flight. They were identified as Mohammed Anwar, Abdul Rasheed and Izharul Hasan.
They were nabbed because of information received by ATW about their return to Karachi. They had fled to Colombo after governor's rule was imposed in Sindh. --- (APP/News). February 17, 1999.
February 17, 1999
Lahore Cantt circle police arrested an MQM terrorist Abdul involved in murder of 12 persons and other terrorist activities. Abdul Rauf alias Rufa alias Ali alias Shah, was arrested along with his sister-in-law Shaheen Kausar alias Shaheena alias Naz. Police after wards arrested their two allies Ameer Afsar and Fiazi Zaidi from Karachi on the information provided by them.
Police also recovered illegal arms from Ameer Afsar and Fiazi Zaidi. ASP Cantt Qazi Jamshad disclosed these details on 17 February in Lahore. He said that accused at interrogation centre North Nazimabad killed 9 persons including a rebelled MQM Sector Incharge on Independence Day in 1998.
ASP further told that the accused also killed K.M.C's engineer Shaan Zaidi and killed two persons in Imambargah Khar with firing. Accused killed Mohammad Khan and Ishmael Khan opponent of a drug baron in Quetta and took Rs 4 lakhs from the baron for the killings.
Accused is also involved in 8 bank dacoities and more than dozen other crimes. The sister-in-law of Rauf, Shaheen Kausar is also involved in various crimes. --- (Nawa-e-Waqt) February 18, 1999.
February 21, 1999
Jamal Sultan, Incharge, Society Sector of MQM was arrested from his house in Block II, PECHS in a raid conducted by CIA Central. One Kalashinkov and two Pajero jeeps were recovered from his house.
Azizabad police in several raids arrested the owners of some travel agencies on being pointed out by three MQM men who were arrested on February 20, 1999. --- (Nation).
Three alleged terrorists of MQM arrested by Anti-Dacoit and Robbery Cell (ADRC) in a raid in Muslimabad of Malir CityDSP of ADRC told in a briefing.Akbar Ali alias Babar Kashi, Nadeem alias Sri Devi and Mehmood Ahmed were arrested from behind the petrol pump in a raid and one carbine, two revolvers, 16 rounds were seized from their possession.They were named in seven cases registered by Saudabad police and Alfalah police. They are allegedly involved in burning ofbuses firing on police and transport. --- (Nation) February 22, 1999.
February 22, 1999
CIA Malir arrested unit incharge of MQM Orangi Town, Shamim Pervaiz and his accomplice Naushad Alam. Two AK-47assault rifles were also recovered from them.
They were allegedly wanted in a number of cases, including seven murders, CIA East arrested Mohammad Nazir and Alamwith two Ttpistolsfrom Korangi area for involvement in murder and arson cases. --- (The News/NNI).February 23, 1999.
February 25, 1999
Liaquatabad police and FIA in a joint raid at Jinnah Terminal, arrested a Sector Incharge of MQM trying to flee to Male in Air Lanka flight at 3 am on February 25, 1999 while a Unit Incharge of MQM (H) and seven other MQM activists were also held and four suspects were taken into custody as police claimed to have arrested 55 accused. Six pistols, two revolvers, one repeater and a dagger was also seized from their possession. Iftekhar Ahmed Khan, a Sector Incharge of Sharifabad was arrested while trying to flee to Male as he was to board the flight UL-184 of Air Lanka. His name was place on Exit Control List as he was named in killings and murder attempts. From his possession, a Press card was also seized. --- (Nation) February 26, 1999
February 26, 1999
Karachi police arrested four persons included Muttahida workers in raids in different areas of Karachi. Arms were also recovered from them. According the detail, Manghoo Peer Police arrested Kamran Billa an ally of Farooq Dada, a dangerous terrorist who was killed in police encounter and recovered a stengun from him. Accused Kamran is involved in the killings of several government officials and different incidents of firing and murder. --- (N.Waqt).
Rangers arrested one dangerous terrorist of Muttahida Qaumi Movement who was involved in killing of several persons including a police constable. --- (Nation) February 27, 1999
February 27, 1999
The Karachi police arrested a notorious terrorist Syed Fida Hussain Shah, at Regal Chowk Saddar.
The accused was wanted by Baldia police in different cases of terrorist activities and arms smuggling. According to CIA, the accused was being interrogated at South CIA Center. --- (Nation/PPI).
An alleged terrorist of MQM Shakeel Shah was arrested by Havelian Police after prolonged exchange of fire. Shakeel Shah was wanted by Sindh Police in numerous heinous criminal acts. During the Police operation, Mian Raza, DSP Havelian, was also injured. Sindh Police had provided a list of terrorists to Hazara Police. On a tip off received by the Police, under the supervision of DSP Mian Raza, a Police party besieged the house of one Mustafa Shah, paternal uncle of Shakeel, and ordered the accused to come out.
In reply, the accused started firing on the Police which was responded by the Police personnel. Finally, the police arrested Shakeel. Police recovered one pistol, one repeater 12-bore, a Kalashinkov, three magazines and numerous cartridges from the accused. During the initial investigations, the terrorists confessed his involvement in several criminal cases. --- (Nation). February 28, 1999
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MQM attack on aaj tv Karachi (live) - May 12 2007
Talat Hussain explaining what happened on 12th May 2007 in Karachi
MQM target killer (Ajmal Pahari) confession
Confession by a target killer Ajmal Pahari, a "worker" of MQM (Altaf Group)
Ajmal Pahari confessed that he is involved in killing 100+ people on the directions of his party's leadership, he got training from Delhi, India and for that he went to Singapore from Karachi and then went to India after getting training he returned and created a new chapter in the history of target killings!!!
Ajmal Pahari confessed that he is involved in killing 100+ people on the directions of his party's leadership, he got training from Delhi, India and for that he went to Singapore from Karachi and then went to India after getting training he returned and created a new chapter in the history of target killings!!!
12th May Karachi terrorism by MQM (Altaf group)
Terrorism by so called Mutahida Qoumi Movment in Karachi - Pakistan on 12th May 2007.
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