Zulfiaqar Mirza's behaviour in violation of law: Sharjeel Memon

Memon says former home minister is also responsible for defaming the PPP

Following the approval of  former home minister Zulfiqar Mirza’s bail on May 9, Sindh Minister for Information and Local Bodies Sharjeel Memon said on Monday that Mirza's behaviour is 'violation of the law'.

"Zulfiqar Mirza should not have used such foul and inappropriate language," Memon said as he referred to the May 3 incident in which Mirza stormed a police station in Badin and manhandled officials.

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He further said that Mirza was "challenging the writ of court and he has behaved inappropriately."

The address comes a day after a Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) press conference during which Mirza's mental stability was brought into question.

"He should be ashamed of his statements and should not have used foul and indecent language," Memon continued.

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"Mirza was responsible for defaming the PPP," Memon said urging media to restrict the broadcast of conferences in which party leaders and supporters "assassinated the character of others."

Mirza on May 3 reportedly stormed the Model police station along with his supporters, abused the officials and damaged furniture for filing a case against Nadeem Mughal.

An anti-terrorism court on Saturday approved his bail until May 19 in three cases, for the sum of Rs100,000.