PPP leader held for aerial firing following Champions Trophy final
Case registered against Amanullah Mehsud at Darakhshan police station
PPP Leader Amanullah Mehsud filmed firing gunshots in the air to celebrate Pakistan victory against India in the ICC Champions Trophy final. PHOTO: Screengrab
KARACHI:
Police arrested Pakistan People's Party (PPP) leader Amanullah Mehsud for aerial firing following Pakistan's victory against India in the Champions Trophy final on Sunday evening.
Mehsud was arrested by district south police in an overnight raid. An FIR 285/17 was also registered against him at the Darakhshan police station in Karachi.
The PPP leader was arrested after a video of him resorting to indiscriminate fire following the match's conclusion went viral on social media.
12 injured in Karachi jubilation firing
Leader of the Opposition in Sindh Assembly and Muttahida Qaumi Movement Pakistan leader Khawaja Izharul Hassan had also demanded action against Mehsud following the incident.
Nearly a dozen people were injured after youths resorted to firing following Pakistan cricket team’s historic win. The metropolis echoed with gunshots soon after the team routed their arch rivals by 180 runs in an astonishing match at The Oval in London.
Mehsud, a former member of the Sindh Assembly, had quit the Awami National Party in 2014 to join the PPP.
Police arrested Pakistan People's Party (PPP) leader Amanullah Mehsud for aerial firing following Pakistan's victory against India in the Champions Trophy final on Sunday evening.
Mehsud was arrested by district south police in an overnight raid. An FIR 285/17 was also registered against him at the Darakhshan police station in Karachi.
The PPP leader was arrested after a video of him resorting to indiscriminate fire following the match's conclusion went viral on social media.
12 injured in Karachi jubilation firing
Leader of the Opposition in Sindh Assembly and Muttahida Qaumi Movement Pakistan leader Khawaja Izharul Hassan had also demanded action against Mehsud following the incident.
Nearly a dozen people were injured after youths resorted to firing following Pakistan cricket team’s historic win. The metropolis echoed with gunshots soon after the team routed their arch rivals by 180 runs in an astonishing match at The Oval in London.
Mehsud, a former member of the Sindh Assembly, had quit the Awami National Party in 2014 to join the PPP.