PTI and target killing? (Wikipedia)

[truthseer]

Well, well, well:

From Wikipedia:
Targeted killings in Pakistan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The ethnic mix has resulted in political parties being affiliated with specific communities. For example, the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) was founded for the political interests of the Muhajir people. Other social classes also formed their parties. Today, rivalry between groups has seen the rise of social and political chaos and a multiplication in target killings. Religious sectarian parties and Sunni-Shia conflict have also led to violence. On top of this are the drug mafia and criminal gangs, active in drugs and weapons trade.

The ANP and PTI is also blamed by many

Well, well, well..... even before coming to power

 

[SamranAli]

lol dont insult yourself by giving that source... A big lol at your hardwork.

 

[truthseer]

lol dont insult yourself by giving that source... A big lol at your hardwork.

What hardwork? I was doing a project on the topic for Uni, found this.

 

[Kompromat]

Someone needs grammar lessons.

 

[truthseer]

Someone needs grammer lessons.

The awkward moment when it's Grammar @Aeronaut

 

[airmarshal]

What hardwork? I was doing a project on the topic for Uni, found this.

Mashallah!! You have proved again and again that you are complete nut. Your party is famous for target killing but you are forcefully dragging PTI in it.

For your info, Wikipedia is a free form source. So anyone can write anything without authentication.

 

[XTREME]

Don't believe in everything written in Wiki.

 

[truthseer]

Mashallah!! You have proved again and again that you are complete nut. Your party is famous for target killing but you are forcefully dragging PTI in it.

For your info, Wikipedia is a free form source. So anyone can write anything without authentication.

I don't have a party

 

[airmarshal]

Then can you please respond to this one..... I m quoting this from another forum. I would love to see response from MQM lovers.

When MQM initially won the elections in late 80s and early nineties, this was MQM's top leadership:

Chairman: Azeem Tarique

V. Chairman: Bader Iqbal

Secretary General: Imran Farooq

Deputy Sec general: Khalid Bin Waleed

Finance Secretary: SM Tariq

Mayor Of Karachi: Farooq Sattar (last-one alive)

Deputy Mayor : Raziq Khan

First 2 senators : Nishat Malick and one more

It is so regrettable and unfortunate that all these top leaders of MQM are dead , and all have been assassinated, except Farooq Sattar.

It is also on record that all these leaders either left MQM (Badr Iqbal, SM Tariq, Imran Farooq, Razik Khan) or developed differences with Altaf Hussain (Azeem Tariq, Khalid Bin Waleed, Nishat Malick) before their death.

MQM is in power for 23 years in Sind and Pakistan's federal cabinet, including ministry of defence and law in Sind for 8 years. The most surprising part is that they have never ever tried to catch or even seriously demanded the capture of culprits who wiped off the entire leadership of MQM in last 20 years???

 

[mr42O]

was this a joke ?

 

[national_crisis]

Author is a liar

You just got trolled

 

[AdeelFaheem]

Don't believe in everything written in Wiki.

Its not just Wiki. i personally believe k kisi b news agency ke kisi b news story ko aankhain band kar k "Mann o Ann" tasleem nahi karna chahiyah... Give it a second / third thought...

 

[truthseer]

Who edited it?

 

[Kompromat]

The awkward moment when it's Grammar @Aeronaut

What ?????

Useless troll thread.

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