Resolution against murders of MQM workers passed in Sindh Assembly

MQM MPA Khawaja Izharul Hassan says it was a mistake to support the Karachi operation.


Sundar Waqar/web Desk May 02, 2014
Express News screengrab of MQM MPA Khawaja Izharul Hassan.

KARACHI: A resolution against the murders of Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) workers was passed in the Sindh Assembly on Friday, Express News reported.

Just ten days after joining the provincial government, MQM is observing a day of mourning today, after bodies of four party workers were found in Memon Goth on the night of April 30.

Addressing the provincial assembly, MPA Rauf Siddiqui alleged that the four workers were tortured for 15 days.

“Four mothers have lost their sons today,” said Siddiqui, asking for justice and an end to extra-judicial killings.

MQM MPA Khawaja Izharul Hassan stated that the party has been constantly speaking out against the murders of its workers but "we have not got justice from the courts."

Hassan questioned if the party had made a mistake by supporting the law enforcement agencies in the Karachi operation and were being punished for it.

Party representative Faisal Sabzwari also expressed concern over the killings of MQM workers.

Govt support

Sindh local government and information minister Sharjeel Inam Memon, in response to these allegations against security agencies, asked party workers to submit any evidence they have in the court so an inquiry can be based on it.

Memon added that the government is responsible for finding the people responsible for the killings but the party should help them by nominating suspects.

He also suggested that the party file an FIR to help with the investigations.

COMMENTS (6)

Sad Day | 9 years ago | Reply @FP: Read newspapers pls for statements of city crime situation from MQM! Who has so far talked against the Sindh CM and interior minister who have failed to bring peace to the city. Parts of Karachi are like FATA and mind it, none of them are MQM areas. Wake up Punjab!
Rauf Siddiqui | 9 years ago | Reply We are not living in a Communist or Hitler's regime
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