MQM-L workers given to police custody
The two accused were presented before the administrative judge of ATCs in Sindh High Court
The two accused were presented before the administrative judge of ATCs in Sindh High Court. PHOTO: FILE
KARACHI:
The administrative judge of anti-terrorism courts gave Muttahida Qaumi Movement-London (MQM-L) South Africa network’s two accused, Mustaqeem and Muqeem, to police custody for six-day physical remand. The two accused were presented before the administrative judge of ATCs in Sindh High Court. According to the investigation officer, a large quantity of explosive material was seized from the two accused. They had been hiding in different areas of Karachi since the raid on MQM’s head quarter, Nine-Zero in 2015. They were in constant contact with the MQM-L South Africa network. Accused Mustaqeem revealed that he had lived in India with Javed Langra after escaping in 1992. They were arrested by Rangers.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 13th, 2018.
The administrative judge of anti-terrorism courts gave Muttahida Qaumi Movement-London (MQM-L) South Africa network’s two accused, Mustaqeem and Muqeem, to police custody for six-day physical remand. The two accused were presented before the administrative judge of ATCs in Sindh High Court. According to the investigation officer, a large quantity of explosive material was seized from the two accused. They had been hiding in different areas of Karachi since the raid on MQM’s head quarter, Nine-Zero in 2015. They were in constant contact with the MQM-L South Africa network. Accused Mustaqeem revealed that he had lived in India with Javed Langra after escaping in 1992. They were arrested by Rangers.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 13th, 2018.