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Altaf Hussain arrested in London over money laundering charges.
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I am with MQM at this time of terrible tragedy. Its clear Altaf bhai most have uncovered some dirty secrets of UK goverment while living in England. Otherwise there was no need to arrest him for having few lakhs pounds. Thats pitful amount of money.
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@Mav3rick He deserves to be tag here. Javed Chaudhary column. Two killers in Pakistani custody handed over to england.
What if thet confess and blame Altaf Bhai? Can't we pay blood money so Altaf can be released? after all USA saved Davis in similar way.
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Mystery shrouds MQM leader’s whereabouts - thenews.com.pk
Did Khalid Shamim call Dr Imran’s killers after the murder? - thenews.com.pk
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Agencies fear cracks in MQM as Altaf faces the law in UK - thenews.com.pk
Ansar Abbasi
Thursday, June 05, 2014
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s security agencies fear serious cracks developing within the MQM and it is believed that in the near future things would become difficult for the party that has dominated the politics of Urban Sindh for last three decades.
Sources said that the senior authorities have been told by those keeping a close eye on the developments affecting MQM both within Pakistan and in London that the MQM chief Altaf Hussain may be released on bail in the present case but what is maturing up in Britain against Altaf is too serious.
These sources said that not only that the money laundering case against Altaf Hussain is of serious nature but the Scotland Yard Police has also got some “convincing” clues and “evidence” in Dr Imran Farooq’s murder case. These issues are cause of serious concern for the top MQM leadership, which the security agencies sources believe have lost it past control over the party.
“The MQM is no more the same as it used to be in the past,” a senior government source who has his eye on the MQM-related developments told The News. The source said that the MQM chief is in serious trouble in London while his party faces serious divisions within Pakistan.
MQM senior leader Faisal Sabzwari, however, when approached by a staffer of The News said that they do suspect that there are efforts being made by the establishment to divide the party but all such attempts would be foiled as had happened in the past.
Faisal Sabzwari said that such “conspiracies” have been hatched in the past to divide the party but to no avail. “The party is intact and strongly stands behind the ideological leadership of MQM chief Altaf Hussain.”
He said that within the party there is difference of opinion on different issues but once a decision is taken by the party leadership it is followed by all and sundry.
Regarding the arrest of Altaf Hussain in the money laundering case, Faisal said that the MQM chief has been taken into custody for want of interview in the money laundering case. In regard to the Dr Imran Farooq case, the MQM leader said that Altaf Hussain is not a suspect but a witness.
He categorically said that Altaf Hussain has no involvement in Dr Imran Farooq murder case. Instead, he said, the MQM Chief is offering all his cooperation to the British authorities to get to the murderer of Dr Imran Farooq.
Only recently the British detectives investigating the 2010 murder of Imran Farooq in London named two men Tuesday they want to trace in connection with the killing. The Metropolitan Police Service also released photographs of the two suspects - 29-year-old Mohsin Ali Syed and 34-year old Muhammad Kashif Khan Kamran.
These two suspects are believed to be in Pakistan. They are reportedly in the custody of the ISI, which had got hold of them upon their arrival at the Karachi airport when they were coming back after completing their “mission”.
According to media reports, the British authorities seek access to these suspects to get on with the Dr Imran murder case. Sources here when asked if the British authorities would be given the access to probe these suspect killers of Dr Imran Farooq, gave no clear answer but it was revealed that the British authorities have already got hold of some key “leads” who have been involved in handling the cases of these two suspects.
British journalist Owen Bennett-Jones had recently claimed in one of his articles that the British and Pakistani authorities seem to have a very clear and detailed understanding of the murder plot; who ordered it and how it was implemented. “A decision to grant access to the UK would need the support not only of Nawaz Sharif but also the ISI which is unlikely to offer anything to the UK without a quid pro quo such as some action against the Baloch leader Harabiyar Marri.”
The British journalist further wrote, “For as long as the access to the two suspects remains unresolved then, short of a senior MQM insider switching sides and giving evidence against his former comrades, it is difficult to see how the murder charges can be advanced.”
Did Khalid Shamim call Dr Imran’s killers after the murder? - thenews.com.pk
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Agencies fear cracks in MQM as Altaf faces the law in UK - thenews.com.pk
Ansar Abbasi
Thursday, June 05, 2014
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s security agencies fear serious cracks developing within the MQM and it is believed that in the near future things would become difficult for the party that has dominated the politics of Urban Sindh for last three decades.
Sources said that the senior authorities have been told by those keeping a close eye on the developments affecting MQM both within Pakistan and in London that the MQM chief Altaf Hussain may be released on bail in the present case but what is maturing up in Britain against Altaf is too serious.
These sources said that not only that the money laundering case against Altaf Hussain is of serious nature but the Scotland Yard Police has also got some “convincing” clues and “evidence” in Dr Imran Farooq’s murder case. These issues are cause of serious concern for the top MQM leadership, which the security agencies sources believe have lost it past control over the party.
“The MQM is no more the same as it used to be in the past,” a senior government source who has his eye on the MQM-related developments told The News. The source said that the MQM chief is in serious trouble in London while his party faces serious divisions within Pakistan.
MQM senior leader Faisal Sabzwari, however, when approached by a staffer of The News said that they do suspect that there are efforts being made by the establishment to divide the party but all such attempts would be foiled as had happened in the past.
Faisal Sabzwari said that such “conspiracies” have been hatched in the past to divide the party but to no avail. “The party is intact and strongly stands behind the ideological leadership of MQM chief Altaf Hussain.”
He said that within the party there is difference of opinion on different issues but once a decision is taken by the party leadership it is followed by all and sundry.
Regarding the arrest of Altaf Hussain in the money laundering case, Faisal said that the MQM chief has been taken into custody for want of interview in the money laundering case. In regard to the Dr Imran Farooq case, the MQM leader said that Altaf Hussain is not a suspect but a witness.
He categorically said that Altaf Hussain has no involvement in Dr Imran Farooq murder case. Instead, he said, the MQM Chief is offering all his cooperation to the British authorities to get to the murderer of Dr Imran Farooq.
Only recently the British detectives investigating the 2010 murder of Imran Farooq in London named two men Tuesday they want to trace in connection with the killing. The Metropolitan Police Service also released photographs of the two suspects - 29-year-old Mohsin Ali Syed and 34-year old Muhammad Kashif Khan Kamran.
These two suspects are believed to be in Pakistan. They are reportedly in the custody of the ISI, which had got hold of them upon their arrival at the Karachi airport when they were coming back after completing their “mission”.
According to media reports, the British authorities seek access to these suspects to get on with the Dr Imran murder case. Sources here when asked if the British authorities would be given the access to probe these suspect killers of Dr Imran Farooq, gave no clear answer but it was revealed that the British authorities have already got hold of some key “leads” who have been involved in handling the cases of these two suspects.
British journalist Owen Bennett-Jones had recently claimed in one of his articles that the British and Pakistani authorities seem to have a very clear and detailed understanding of the murder plot; who ordered it and how it was implemented. “A decision to grant access to the UK would need the support not only of Nawaz Sharif but also the ISI which is unlikely to offer anything to the UK without a quid pro quo such as some action against the Baloch leader Harabiyar Marri.”
The British journalist further wrote, “For as long as the access to the two suspects remains unresolved then, short of a senior MQM insider switching sides and giving evidence against his former comrades, it is difficult to see how the murder charges can be advanced.”
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Pakhtoon delegation joins MQM sit-in protest in Karachi
Delegation from Jaffria Alliance joined #MQM workers and supporters at sit-in protest
Pic-11: #MQM Sit-in infront of #Lahore press club
MQM sit-in Islamabad
Widow of DrImranFarooq urges UK to give justice to Altaf Hussain, "HE IS MY LEADER"
Fatima Surayya Bajia & @SenRehmanMalik at MQM sit-in Protest ,Numaish!
MQM women workers take all vital charges and responsibilities of sit-in.
Ramzan Chippa join the MQM sit in at Numaish
governor sindh at sit in protest
Delegation from Jaffria Alliance joined #MQM workers and supporters at sit-in protest
Pic-11: #MQM Sit-in infront of #Lahore press club
MQM sit-in Islamabad
Widow of DrImranFarooq urges UK to give justice to Altaf Hussain, "HE IS MY LEADER"
Fatima Surayya Bajia & @SenRehmanMalik at MQM sit-in Protest ,Numaish!
MQM women workers take all vital charges and responsibilities of sit-in.
Ramzan Chippa join the MQM sit in at Numaish
governor sindh at sit in protest
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hahahahah... hmm good time pass and sense of security at least for sometimeeven if I was somebody and living in Karachi, I too would have joined the sit in for photo session
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I have many of these stories before. I had posted an extremely surprising turn of event in regards to ATA amendments passed unanimously by the Senate without any argument but that seems to have flown right above your head. It's mostly because you are not aware how things really happen, how decisions are engineered and parties coerced into submission.
In any case, there is no case on AH regarding any murder. So lets wait and see
P.S. Bhai, zara Javed Chaudhary ke baqi columns bhi parh lena, sometimes he is extremely good and at other times aisi chawal marta hai ke kisi ki pakar mei nahi aati!
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Altaf stable after angiography
10:36 Jun 06, 2014 PAKISTAN
LONDON: Doctors have successfully completed Muttahida Qaumi Movement leader Altaf Hussain’s angiography at London’s Wellington hospital, SAMAA reported Friday.
His condition is said to be stable as doctors have suggested eight to ten hour bed rest to the MQM chief who was arrested by British police on Tuesday in money laundering case, prompting violence in Karachi.
Doctors would decide now for how many days the MQM chief should remain hospitalized, sources said.
Altaf Hussain’s daughter, Afza, met her father at the hospital.
The MQM chief also spoke to MQM leaders in party’s London secretariat by phone before the angiography and told them that he is in high spirits. He asked his workers to pray for his early recovery.
MQM is observing Friday as ‘Yaum-e-Dua’ (Day of Prayer) for wellbeing and early recovery of its party leader. - SAMAA
10:36 Jun 06, 2014 PAKISTAN
LONDON: Doctors have successfully completed Muttahida Qaumi Movement leader Altaf Hussain’s angiography at London’s Wellington hospital, SAMAA reported Friday.
His condition is said to be stable as doctors have suggested eight to ten hour bed rest to the MQM chief who was arrested by British police on Tuesday in money laundering case, prompting violence in Karachi.
Doctors would decide now for how many days the MQM chief should remain hospitalized, sources said.
Altaf Hussain’s daughter, Afza, met her father at the hospital.
The MQM chief also spoke to MQM leaders in party’s London secretariat by phone before the angiography and told them that he is in high spirits. He asked his workers to pray for his early recovery.
MQM is observing Friday as ‘Yaum-e-Dua’ (Day of Prayer) for wellbeing and early recovery of its party leader. - SAMAA
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hahahahah... hmm good time pass and sense of security at least for sometime
plus I am sure the food is delicious
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