Mirza reportedly stormed the Model police station along with his supporters, abused the officials and damaged furniture for filing a case against Nadeem Mughal.
Mirza along with his supporters arriving at the Model Police Station in Badin. PHOTO: ONLINE
The former provincial home minister also forcibly locked shops of local traders, Taj Mohammad Mallah and Imtiaz Ahmed Memon who filed the complaint against Mughal.
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Mirza said that he will not leave his supporters alone in difficult times, and will not let them be targets to political victimisation, adding that the only fault of these people was that they supported the truth, and accepted the Bhuttos as their leaders but former president Asif Zardari has ruined the Pakistan Peoples Party.
FIR registered
In retaliation, local traders filed a case against Mirza and 20 of his supporters for attacking and threatening them, and damaging their property.
Later in the evening, another case was registered against the former home minister and 30 others for vandalising the police station. The complaint was filed by SHO Wali Muhammad Chang.
The entire city was shut as tension prevailed. Law enforcement agencies were deployed to handle any untoward situation.
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Meanwhile in Karachi, PPP women leaders, including Shehla Raza and Sharmila Farooqui addressed a press conference against Mirza’s outrageous remarks on the PPP leadership, including Faryal Talpur.
PPP leader and Deputy Speaker Sindh Assembly Shehla Raza flanked by other PPP leaders addressing a press conference in Karachi. PHOTO: INP
Once a close aide of former president Zardari, Mirza in recent times has developed serious differences with the PPP leadership.
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