Saulat Mirza's statement is 'sensational' and 'alarming': Sharjeel Memon

Information minister says govt has never facilitated any criminals, asks Sindh governor to respond to allegations


Web Desk March 19, 2015
The Sindh information minister says Sindh govt has never facilitated any criminals. PHOTO: ONLINE

KARACHI: Sindh Information Minister Sharjeel Memon said on Thursday that a last minute statement made by target killer and convicted Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) activist Saulat Mirza against  Altaf Hussain was "sensational, alarming and shocking", Express News reported.

Just hours before his execution, Mirza alleged in a video confessional that he killed former KESC Director Shahid Hamid on the directives of the MQM chief.

Read: Shocking revelations: MQM chief ordered KESC director’s assassination, claims Saulat

“The Sindh government has never facilitated any criminals," the minister said.

He also urged the Sindh governor to respond to the allegations leveled against him by Mirza.

In his statement, the convict had alleged that people whom the party wanted to save from police torture are provided protection in police stations through Sindh Governor Ishratul Ebad. The claim was, however, refuted by the governor today.

Referring to the raid conducted on MQM headquarters Nine Zero by Rangers last weekthe minister said the paramilitary force has been given a free hand to carry out an operation in Karachi.

Read: One dead, several injured as Rangers raid MQM headquarters

COMMENTS (3)

Haider | 9 years ago | Reply saanjhay kay saathi hain, shock to hon gay, next statement from uzair baloch would be even more shocking for them, thats why they are not letting him come to Pakistan , thru the courtesy of Mr zardaris friendship with right people in dubai
syed & syed | 9 years ago | Reply Fear that day when a convict will tell that Mr Shargeel Memon or some other VVIP had asked him to commit such crime. What will be your answer Mr. Memon. So you must worry over this trend
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