MQM warns of losing patience at govt.’s inability to control killing and extortions in Karachi
Wednesday, June 13th, 2012 12:02:12 by Fayyaz Yaseen
MQM warns of losing patience at govt.’s inability to control killing and extortions in Karachi
Karachi: (Tuesday, June 12, 2012) Following persistent killings of its workers, the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) coordination committee has said that if the PPP led government cannot control criminal elements and extortionists
in Karachi then “patience of MQM workers, business persons and general public might give way.”
Criticizing the government’s inability to restore law and order in the economic hub of the country, the coordination committee said in a statement that the criminal elements, extortionists, and terrorists had been given the license
to kill and plunder in Karachi. It stated further that leaving the citizens at the mercy of such elements appears to be a sinister conspiracy.
The statement issued by the coordination committee alleged that crimes of extortions, kidnapping for ransom and robberies were being done in the city with tacit support from certain elements of the government. It stated, “The country’s
security had been compromised by paralyzing Karachi.”
The statement declared the operation against the criminals as farce, stating that the “manner and ferocity with which crimes are being done is proof enough that operation against criminal elements was farce. They still enjoyed
full support of the elements conspiring to subvert peace.”
Threatening of the people taking all the affairs into their own hands, the MQM coordination committee said that the terrorists should not get intoxicated by support from such elements conspiring. If the criminals activities will
continue unabatedly, people will not listen to the MQM appeals any more and will be compelled to take matters into their own hands.
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Posted by Fayyaz Yaseen
on Jun 13 2012. Filed under Pakistan.
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