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KARACHI: MQM-Haqiqi chief Afaq Ahmed said on Tuesday that tall claims of mandate would stand exposed if the city was deweaponised.
He was talking to the media at the Sindh High Court where he was brought from jail amid extraordinary security in connection with the hearing of his two bail applications and a constitutional petition.
Mr Ahmed said that he would start his political activities once he was released.
We will rid the people of murderers, he added.
He alleged that the leadership of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement was involved in the murders of a large number of innocent citizens and party leaders such as Azeem Tariq, Khalid bin Walid, Raziq Khan and Badar Iqbal.
In reply to a question, he said that the Muttahida chief would never return to the country.
He said the UK authorities would not allow him to leave their country following the arrest of two suspects in the Dr Imran Farooq murder case.
He also welcomed former home minister Dr Zulfikar Mirza, who had come to see the MQM-H chief in the SHC.
Dr Mirza told newsmen that he had come to see Mr Ahmed only to express his solidarity with him.
Call for Karachi deweaponisation | Metropolitan | DAWN.COM
He was talking to the media at the Sindh High Court where he was brought from jail amid extraordinary security in connection with the hearing of his two bail applications and a constitutional petition.
Mr Ahmed said that he would start his political activities once he was released.
We will rid the people of murderers, he added.
He alleged that the leadership of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement was involved in the murders of a large number of innocent citizens and party leaders such as Azeem Tariq, Khalid bin Walid, Raziq Khan and Badar Iqbal.
In reply to a question, he said that the Muttahida chief would never return to the country.
He said the UK authorities would not allow him to leave their country following the arrest of two suspects in the Dr Imran Farooq murder case.
He also welcomed former home minister Dr Zulfikar Mirza, who had come to see the MQM-H chief in the SHC.
Dr Mirza told newsmen that he had come to see Mr Ahmed only to express his solidarity with him.
Call for Karachi deweaponisation | Metropolitan | DAWN.COM