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Karachi Violence .. Updates & Discussion ..
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I knew that a new round of bloodbath was about to occur in Karachi when Altaph Bai asked the denizens of Karachi to stock up a month's ration. Here is the reason and it affirms how far this leader of a Mafia like political party can go to save his own skin.
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Ask anyone living in Karachi right now and they'll tell you the parties responsible for this violence. PPP's Lyari Gangsters and ANP's drug mafia are the 2 biggest players. Its no wonder why only people of 1 specific ethnic group are being kidnapped and then killed.
Some people just can't get over propaganda that they heard about MQM in the 90s. Anyways PTI supporter Haroon Rasheed has already exposed how ANP and PPP are the main players in this violence. PPP is trying its best to counter the growing presence of MQM and for that they need their People's Aman Committee gangsters and ANP's gangsters.
Also heard from some people that Khyber Pass has increased the prices of its guns which are used in Urban Cities due to the high demands, not to mention 99% of the weapons in Karachi right now all come from that area.
Some people just can't get over propaganda that they heard about MQM in the 90s. Anyways PTI supporter Haroon Rasheed has already exposed how ANP and PPP are the main players in this violence. PPP is trying its best to counter the growing presence of MQM and for that they need their People's Aman Committee gangsters and ANP's gangsters.
Also heard from some people that Khyber Pass has increased the prices of its guns which are used in Urban Cities due to the high demands, not to mention 99% of the weapons in Karachi right now all come from that area.
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yes all of MQM is gone to Makkah this ramadan for umrah! hence PPP and ANP are killing each other! and growing presence of mqm?? i think you got it wrong diminshing presence of mqm is bothering mqm!! due to large influx of pathans and sindhis the mqm turf is shrinking! hence mqm is doing exactly what it did in 90s! bori baand lashein mutilated!
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YES EXACTLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! conveniently mqm fan boys forget his statement!
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What kind of drugs are you taking these days? Bori baand lashein are not a speciality of MQM but are popular among PPP terrorists. Its obvious there are elements in both ANP and PPP that cannot digest MQM being the biggest party in Karachi. Not to mention PPP is only killing right now because they do not want LG system. If LG system comes in then its the end for PPP in Karachi. ANP blindly supports PPP in hopes for a little share out of the piece of Karachi.
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clearly you are visting 90 alot hence you have no ideaof reality! but your last line "share of karachi" is exactly why MQM is doing all this it cannot tolerate another party taking away any of its share! & aren't PPP,MQM & ANP allies????????
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If you are unable to understand what Shaheen Sehbai is trying to say in above reason. here is the urdu version of same.
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i wast trying to copy and quote it
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I just saw your post when I posted the urdu version. anyways, just copy the 'image address' and click insert image and then past the link of image. then post, simpul.
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Cycle of violence: Mr Rehman Malik, meet Karachi’s wives and girlfriends
By Saba Imtiaz
Published: August 20, 2011
Twenty-six-year-old victim Azhar’s brother Khizar hugs his mother Rani while a neighbor tries to console her.
KARACHI:
In one of his usual ill-timed platitudes last month, Interior Minister Rehman Malik said 70% of target killings in Karachi were courtesy wives and girlfriends looking to get rid of their partners and vice versa.
But for the wives, girlfriends and fiancées of the victims of target killings, the blame – all 100% – lies with the government and criminals linked to political parties locked in a hellish cycle of revenge.
Maria is one such wife. Her husband Irfan Gulzar told her he was stepping out close by and would be back shortly.
His mangled remains came back to her in a body bag on Thursday evening. A relative who went to the morgue said he counted 25 bodies in a similar state.
“He was a good husband,” she says in a faint voice, labouring over each word. Her mother-in-law makes her sip a glass of cold water. The two women – a grieving widow and mother – have no idea where their life goes from here. Remarrying is for now a distant, unthinkable concept for Maria. This Eid would have been the couple’s two-year anniversary.
Another victim, Azhar, 26, had never ventured into Lyari’s Jatpat Market before. He made a living each day by embroidering Baloch designs on fabric. As business had been slowed down in four days of violence, he decided to try the market to look for work.
His fiancée cries. His mother sits, wailing, clutching her daughters. Her son, Khizr, holds her head in his hands, imploring her to stop.
A few paces away, her son’s body – beheaded, pockmarked with bullets and scarred by torture – lies in a wooden coffin, waiting to be taken to the graveyard.
The house and courtyard are crowded with women, some sobbing, others speaking in hushed tones. “His body was cut into pieces,” whispers one. Another says she had heard of girls being kidnapped from Liaquatabad, “injected with drugs” and then “photographed”.
“The boys were riled up on Thursday,” says Mohammad Usman, who used to be councillor in the area. “They wanted to retaliate but we stopped them. Killing each other is not the solution.”
Women flood into the houses in Liaquatabad to mourn, their young children in tow, who appear entirely at sea. Nine-year-old Huzaifa confidently remarks that he knows the ethnicity of the man who killed Azhar. When the gunmen came, he ran inside his house.
At Irfan’s house, Kanwal, 11, sits among the mourners. “I hear bullets at night,” she says. “It scares me, I cannot go to sleep.”
She lives near Haji Camp, explains a woman sitting nearby. “Her other siblings are so scared because hand grenades were lobbed into their neighbourhood. They have been moved to their grandmother’s house in Malir. Only Kanwal has stayed back with her mother.”
Mothers are concerned about their young children’s mental state. “My son doesn’t want to go to the mosque because he’s scared of dying. What happens if we cannot even go to God’s house?”
As mourners amassed at Azhar’s house on Thursday evening, a couple of men passed by and shot at the marquee pitched outside the building. “Our boys also got their arms out and took up positions,” says Azhar’s cousin, Suraiya. “They have to defend and protect us if these things happen. Will everyone now need to be armed?”
“What else do you expect when men have no jobs?” says a former Peoples Amn Committee member on Wednesday. “Of course they will take up arms.”
Across town, Khizr agrees. “There is a lot of anger.”
The rage among Karachi’s young men has manifested itself as target killings, which have constantly ticked on for over a year now. The guns are whipped out seconds after the news spreads of the death of a political party member or an ill-timed speech. And the outcome of the ‘revenge’ fills the morgues.
Near Liaquatabad Daakhana, a few tyres are set on fire. It is a warning sign: the real fire and anger lies ahead, glowering in the young men’s minds.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 20th, 2011.
By Saba Imtiaz
Published: August 20, 2011
Twenty-six-year-old victim Azhar’s brother Khizar hugs his mother Rani while a neighbor tries to console her.
KARACHI:
In one of his usual ill-timed platitudes last month, Interior Minister Rehman Malik said 70% of target killings in Karachi were courtesy wives and girlfriends looking to get rid of their partners and vice versa.
But for the wives, girlfriends and fiancées of the victims of target killings, the blame – all 100% – lies with the government and criminals linked to political parties locked in a hellish cycle of revenge.
Maria is one such wife. Her husband Irfan Gulzar told her he was stepping out close by and would be back shortly.
His mangled remains came back to her in a body bag on Thursday evening. A relative who went to the morgue said he counted 25 bodies in a similar state.
“He was a good husband,” she says in a faint voice, labouring over each word. Her mother-in-law makes her sip a glass of cold water. The two women – a grieving widow and mother – have no idea where their life goes from here. Remarrying is for now a distant, unthinkable concept for Maria. This Eid would have been the couple’s two-year anniversary.
Another victim, Azhar, 26, had never ventured into Lyari’s Jatpat Market before. He made a living each day by embroidering Baloch designs on fabric. As business had been slowed down in four days of violence, he decided to try the market to look for work.
His fiancée cries. His mother sits, wailing, clutching her daughters. Her son, Khizr, holds her head in his hands, imploring her to stop.
A few paces away, her son’s body – beheaded, pockmarked with bullets and scarred by torture – lies in a wooden coffin, waiting to be taken to the graveyard.
The house and courtyard are crowded with women, some sobbing, others speaking in hushed tones. “His body was cut into pieces,” whispers one. Another says she had heard of girls being kidnapped from Liaquatabad, “injected with drugs” and then “photographed”.
“The boys were riled up on Thursday,” says Mohammad Usman, who used to be councillor in the area. “They wanted to retaliate but we stopped them. Killing each other is not the solution.”
Women flood into the houses in Liaquatabad to mourn, their young children in tow, who appear entirely at sea. Nine-year-old Huzaifa confidently remarks that he knows the ethnicity of the man who killed Azhar. When the gunmen came, he ran inside his house.
At Irfan’s house, Kanwal, 11, sits among the mourners. “I hear bullets at night,” she says. “It scares me, I cannot go to sleep.”
She lives near Haji Camp, explains a woman sitting nearby. “Her other siblings are so scared because hand grenades were lobbed into their neighbourhood. They have been moved to their grandmother’s house in Malir. Only Kanwal has stayed back with her mother.”
Mothers are concerned about their young children’s mental state. “My son doesn’t want to go to the mosque because he’s scared of dying. What happens if we cannot even go to God’s house?”
As mourners amassed at Azhar’s house on Thursday evening, a couple of men passed by and shot at the marquee pitched outside the building. “Our boys also got their arms out and took up positions,” says Azhar’s cousin, Suraiya. “They have to defend and protect us if these things happen. Will everyone now need to be armed?”
“What else do you expect when men have no jobs?” says a former Peoples Amn Committee member on Wednesday. “Of course they will take up arms.”
Across town, Khizr agrees. “There is a lot of anger.”
The rage among Karachi’s young men has manifested itself as target killings, which have constantly ticked on for over a year now. The guns are whipped out seconds after the news spreads of the death of a political party member or an ill-timed speech. And the outcome of the ‘revenge’ fills the morgues.
Near Liaquatabad Daakhana, a few tyres are set on fire. It is a warning sign: the real fire and anger lies ahead, glowering in the young men’s minds.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 20th, 2011.
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Try to visit Qasba Colony, Orangi and Sohrab Goth, the locals will explain everything to you. Can you tell me why a red flag is present on top of Katti pahari (murder central)?
Please explain why PPP has links with prominent gangsters of Lyari. The violence that has taken Karachi by a storm the past couple of days was started in Lyari. Bori band Lashein are very popular in Lyari. Rehman dakait was supported by Zulfiqar Mirza who also made people aman committe (biggest murder group in Karachi). Then after Dakait got popular and started softening up, Mirza had him encountered.
If you are mentally so unable to grasp a very simple point one is trying to get across then why should I bother to reply your perpetual nonsense?
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I just saw your post when I posted the urdu version. anyways, just copy the 'image address' and click insert image and then past the link of image. then post, simpul.
thanks , unbelievable thing though this news is i will wait to see what zardari and co has to say about this , GOP and federal govt has involved UK govt to pressurise MQM ... Hmmmmm
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If you are unable to understand what Shaheen Sehbai is trying to say in above reason. here is the urdu version of same.
hilarious!!!! he is a british national! why is he worried!! and ofcourse he clearly said stock up for 30 days!!! he indirectly was preparing karachi's mqm supporters for ramadan killlings that are happening now!!! he kept his word!& as for UK government pressure please tell altaf bhai to provide proof because he just talks!! and no way will UK do anything against its national(altaf)
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