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Some of these weapons are not local and stolen from NATO containers .MQM is worse than i thought.It's like TTP but with a political party too.
Ranger raids MQM.. Nine Zero
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no, actually, that is why it is known as gang war. it was the balochis on both sides of the line. for example baba ladla gang and uzair baloch gang and ofcourse the famous PAC. all are balochis fighting among themselves, and PPP was playing them.
and that is as far as lyari is concerned, other than lyari, yes both mqm and pac targeted each other. no one is better than the other.
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Then what does this mean ... Does MQM boycott every tom, dick & harryn...????
DG Rangers issue instructions to maintain law and order in city and arrest miscreants
LIVE: One dead, several injured as Rangers raid MQM headquarters – The Express Tribune
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#Breaking: Court receives application of death warrants of Saulat Mirza, affiliated with Political party, will be shifted from Mach to KHI @Patriots behan tera colleague to gyeee rahe jahanum mein, kon bache ga isko? !
First you learn to write proper roman urdu
Whoever convicted by court of law would get what he did ...............
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Then he is refuting the statement earlier said by that Ugly guy Fasial Sabziwala, that all these arms were under license and were kept for safety LMAO
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Ask your terrorist leaders to at least give one statement Altaf dog is saying that Rangers brought those weapons with them Faisal Dogs is saying that weapons were of MQM and they have license of them at least decide one thingThen what does this mean ... Does MQM boycott every tom, dick & harryn...????
First you learn to write proper roman urdu
Whoever convicted by court of law would get what he did ...............
One day Shia next day I killer Sunni MQM Target Killer reveals many secrets
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@Patriots funny nick names your brothers got there, Mota, K-2... terrorists havent lost their sense of humor
When Cash was found in UK home of MQM ...They called it Coin Collecting.... now Weapons found in MQM HQ. Will they call it IronCollecting?
But didn't you see rangers have gone safely from terrorists epicenter
Not single rangers man didn't hurt from terrorists Rangers recovered these arms but how strange nobody was available at 9-0 to use these arms
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Raid launched on Pakistan's MQM party offices
Islamabad, Pakistan - The headquarters of the dominant political party in Pakistan’s largest city of Karachi has been raided by paramilitary forces, who claim to have recovered "illegal weapons" from the premises, party officials have told Al Jazeera.
The raid on the Muttahida Qaumi Movement’s (MQM) offices in the Azizabad area of the city was carried out early on Wednesday morning, with party officials saying that several party workers had also been arrested.
"The Rangers [paramilitary force] came into [party leader] Altaf Hussains residence, his sister's residence and the Khursheed Memorial hall [the party’s secretariat], and they ransacked the whole area. They have had all the offices opened up," Saman Jafri, an MQM member of parliament and eyewitness, told Al Jazeera.
"All our workers were peaceful, and even us lawmakers were remaining silent while the operation was ongoing," Jafri said.
According to Jafri's account, as well as the party's information department, the Rangers also opened fire with live ammunition on party workers who had gathered during the raid, killing one man. The victim was identified as Waqas Ali Shah, 24, a member of the party's information department.
Colonel Tahir, a spokesperson for the Rangers paramilitary force, told local media after the raid that the authorities had carried out an "information-based operation" and recovered "some illegal weapons" from the premises.
Speaking following the raid, Faisal Sabzwari, a party leader and member of the Sindh provincial assembly, said that the weapons that had been seized were licensed and legal.
"We accept that according to the laws of Pakistan, the weapons have been obtained through licences and are in the knowledge of the government," he told reporters outside the party headquarters. "They are all of permitted bore, not prohibited bore. Those weapons are here - were here - for our protection."
Following the raid, the MQM called for a day of "peaceful protest" to be observed in the city, which saw shops hurriedly closed and public transport urged to stay off the streets. Previous such days of protest have seen MQM activists forcibly shut down markets and public transport, with some breaking out into violence.
Sporadic incidents of gunfire were reported from parts of Karachi following the conclusion of the raid.
The MQM is the largest political party in Karachi and nearby Hyderabad, with 23 seats in the National Assembly, all elected from those two cities. It also holds eight seats in the Senate, the upper house of parliament.
It has been dogged by allegations of involvement in violence, intimidation and criminal activity since it was formed as a party representing the city’s ethnic Muhajir community in the early 1980s, a tumultuous time for Karachi’s politics.
In recent years, party leaders have vowed that the party has given up arms. In 1997, it changed its name from the Muhajir Qaumi Movement (Muhajir National Movement) to the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (United National Movement).
Allegations of the party’s involvement in violence, however, have persisted, and Karachi, the party’s heartland, continues to see the regular targeted killing of political activists, including many of the MQM’s own workers.
On February 6, the Rangers released an investigation report that said that the MQM was responsible for a 2012 factory fire in the Baldia area of Karachi that killed 258 people. According to that investigation report, an MQM official had ordered the fire be set after unsuccessfully extorting the owner for $1.9m. The MQM has denied any connection to those who were responsible for the fire.
Raid launched on Pakistan's MQM party offices - Al Jazeera English
Islamabad, Pakistan - The headquarters of the dominant political party in Pakistan’s largest city of Karachi has been raided by paramilitary forces, who claim to have recovered "illegal weapons" from the premises, party officials have told Al Jazeera.
The raid on the Muttahida Qaumi Movement’s (MQM) offices in the Azizabad area of the city was carried out early on Wednesday morning, with party officials saying that several party workers had also been arrested.
"The Rangers [paramilitary force] came into [party leader] Altaf Hussains residence, his sister's residence and the Khursheed Memorial hall [the party’s secretariat], and they ransacked the whole area. They have had all the offices opened up," Saman Jafri, an MQM member of parliament and eyewitness, told Al Jazeera.
"All our workers were peaceful, and even us lawmakers were remaining silent while the operation was ongoing," Jafri said.
According to Jafri's account, as well as the party's information department, the Rangers also opened fire with live ammunition on party workers who had gathered during the raid, killing one man. The victim was identified as Waqas Ali Shah, 24, a member of the party's information department.
Colonel Tahir, a spokesperson for the Rangers paramilitary force, told local media after the raid that the authorities had carried out an "information-based operation" and recovered "some illegal weapons" from the premises.
Speaking following the raid, Faisal Sabzwari, a party leader and member of the Sindh provincial assembly, said that the weapons that had been seized were licensed and legal.
"We accept that according to the laws of Pakistan, the weapons have been obtained through licences and are in the knowledge of the government," he told reporters outside the party headquarters. "They are all of permitted bore, not prohibited bore. Those weapons are here - were here - for our protection."
Following the raid, the MQM called for a day of "peaceful protest" to be observed in the city, which saw shops hurriedly closed and public transport urged to stay off the streets. Previous such days of protest have seen MQM activists forcibly shut down markets and public transport, with some breaking out into violence.
Sporadic incidents of gunfire were reported from parts of Karachi following the conclusion of the raid.
The MQM is the largest political party in Karachi and nearby Hyderabad, with 23 seats in the National Assembly, all elected from those two cities. It also holds eight seats in the Senate, the upper house of parliament.
It has been dogged by allegations of involvement in violence, intimidation and criminal activity since it was formed as a party representing the city’s ethnic Muhajir community in the early 1980s, a tumultuous time for Karachi’s politics.
In recent years, party leaders have vowed that the party has given up arms. In 1997, it changed its name from the Muhajir Qaumi Movement (Muhajir National Movement) to the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (United National Movement).
Allegations of the party’s involvement in violence, however, have persisted, and Karachi, the party’s heartland, continues to see the regular targeted killing of political activists, including many of the MQM’s own workers.
On February 6, the Rangers released an investigation report that said that the MQM was responsible for a 2012 factory fire in the Baldia area of Karachi that killed 258 people. According to that investigation report, an MQM official had ordered the fire be set after unsuccessfully extorting the owner for $1.9m. The MQM has denied any connection to those who were responsible for the fire.
Raid launched on Pakistan's MQM party offices - Al Jazeera English
Yes but still they caught terrorist Faisal Mota and 3 others who were involved in murders of different people and How strange every weapon was caught from MQM office wake up kid but a ............................... like you are always too buys doing ...............But didn't you see rangers have gone safely from terrorists epicenter
Rangers recovered these arms but how strange nobody was available at 9-0 to use these arms
Rangers are far more trained and equipped they know How to do raid and get away with it unlike your dumbos who kill there own worker in miserable attempt to blame RangersBut didn't you see rangers have gone safely from terrorists epicenter
Rangers recovered these arms but how strange nobody was available at 9-0 to use these arms
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Then why didn't they ban MQM ... If they have enough proves against MQM and recovering the weapons from their HQ ... Arresting convicted criminals ... Then why on earth they didn't put a ban on them...?????
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That time will also come soon not only they would be banned but shoot on sight orders will be given without any mercy
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Was Wali Khan Babar a Terrorist? Was Zehra Shah Terrorist? Was Hafiz Saeed of Hamdard a Terrorist? Were those 269 innocent who got burnt alive in Baldiya Town terrorists? They also included breast feeding children who were burnt to death by who? MQM TERRORISTS!
IF Allah had given me power to prosecute the one responsible, Wallah I would have nailed every single one responsible and not just terrorists, supported, backers and sympathizers of terrorists as well. And this is not my feeling only.. leave your bias for a microsecond and think... you will hate MQM Terrorists equally much!
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Terrorists while opening fire on Rangers ..............
But they couldn't do this with them who blow up to them ...........
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Most of those are dead others are being hanged and now its turn of your friend Saulat Mirza to be hanged too and many others will be also
Terrorists while opening fire on Rangers ..............
But they couldn't do this with them who blow up to them ...........
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Terrorists while opening fire on Rangers ..............
But they couldn't do this with them who blow up to them ...........
When you get matched up to a Heavy Weight, you either end up dying or just end up finding a corner which is evident from the pic.
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