92 operation: Rangers asks MQM to hand over custody of 187 suspected cop killers
Paramilitary force provides list of suspects who allegedly killed those policemen who participated in 1992 operation
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KARACHI:
The Sindh Rangers on Tuesday evening sent a letter to Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) leader Farooq Sattar, seeking custody of 187 men who are nominated in the target killing of all policemen who participated in the 1992 operation in Karachi.
According to a letter, a copy of which is available with The Express Tribune, the R anges said that all police officials who had participated in the 90’s operation against MQM had been assassinated one, by one.
The letter added that 187 men, allegedly belonging to the militant wing of MQM-A (the main MQM group), had been nominated in the FIRs of these murders.
The paramilitary force, while providing a list of suspects, demanded that the MQM hand over custody of these men to the Rangers so that investigations into the cases against them can move forward.
The letter was also sent to the Sindh Chief Minister’s secretariat, secretary Home Department, the IG Police Sindh and AIG Karachi.
The Sindh Rangers on Tuesday evening sent a letter to Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) leader Farooq Sattar, seeking custody of 187 men who are nominated in the target killing of all policemen who participated in the 1992 operation in Karachi.
According to a letter, a copy of which is available with The Express Tribune, the R anges said that all police officials who had participated in the 90’s operation against MQM had been assassinated one, by one.
The letter added that 187 men, allegedly belonging to the militant wing of MQM-A (the main MQM group), had been nominated in the FIRs of these murders.
The paramilitary force, while providing a list of suspects, demanded that the MQM hand over custody of these men to the Rangers so that investigations into the cases against them can move forward.
The letter was also sent to the Sindh Chief Minister’s secretariat, secretary Home Department, the IG Police Sindh and AIG Karachi.