Now the Muttahida-Haqiqi war
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Daily Times, Pakistan
Tuesday, June 09, 2009
Editorial
The target-killing in the last seven days in Karachi reached another peak on Sunday when 13 people were killed, most of them belonging to two factions of the MQM. Earlier, on June 4, the toll was 11 MQM (Haqiqi), two MQM (Altaf), one PPP and one Jama’at-e Islami. This Sunday, MQM-H says seven of its members were killed; the rest were MQM-A members, barring one who was an ANP worker. The Karachi police has arrested a confidant of Baitullah Mehsud with Al Qaeda links who has confessed to plans to cause widespread mayhem in Karachi. A large collection of suicide jackets too has been captured, implying that as many suicide-bombers were expected to be in Karachi, ready to kill innocent citizens to add to the confusion of mindless homicide.
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Tuesday, June 09, 2009
Editorial
The target-killing in the last seven days in Karachi reached another peak on Sunday when 13 people were killed, most of them belonging to two factions of the MQM. Earlier, on June 4, the toll was 11 MQM (Haqiqi), two MQM (Altaf), one PPP and one Jama’at-e Islami. This Sunday, MQM-H says seven of its members were killed; the rest were MQM-A members, barring one who was an ANP worker. The Karachi police has arrested a confidant of Baitullah Mehsud with Al Qaeda links who has confessed to plans to cause widespread mayhem in Karachi. A large collection of suicide jackets too has been captured, implying that as many suicide-bombers were expected to be in Karachi, ready to kill innocent citizens to add to the confusion of mindless homicide.
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Labels: Karachi, MQM, MQM Haqiqi, Sectarionism, Violence
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