Altaf terms TTP 'most cowardly group' in the world

MQM chief says killing of innocent people with sophisticated weapons was an unmitigated act of cowardice.


Web Desk June 21, 2013
Altaf Hussain urges people to rise above political differences to protest against MQM MPA's murder. PHOTO: APP/FILE

Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) chief Altaf Hussain on Friday appealed to the United Nations and the government of Pakistan to declare the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) as the most cowardly group in the world.

In a statement issued on Friday, after MQM MPA Sajid Qureshi, and his son was gunned down in Karachi, Altaf appealed to the people of Pakistan to raise their voice against the brutal killings.

The MQM chief said that the Taliban were the most cowardly group of people on the face of the earth who were ambushing and killing innocent people. He said that there were some established norms in the world about wars. However, the killing of innocent people with sophisticated weapons was an unmitigated act of cowardice.

Altaf said that no leniency should be shown to the bloodthirsty killers and every effort should be made to protect the life and property of common people. He urged the people to rise above their political differences and take part in protest demonstrations for making it clear to the world that Pakistan is a country of peace-loving and democratic people.

COMMENTS (46)

Havi | 10 years ago | Reply

No matter how much I dislike Altaf Hussain I cannot dislike this comment of his. He has challenged the Taliban head on and is willing to tell the bearded barbarians who they really are.

Atleast one person rose up to condemn the atrocities of the Taliban.

Well Wisher | 10 years ago | Reply

@Aysha M: Just do an objective survey of neighborhoods in Karachi and try to find out who is behind air firing? Likewise, visit educational institutions, in particular institutions of higher education and try to find out who is pressuring whom for grades and other favors. Finally, share your findings here. Thanks.

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