Khurram Zaki killed

[pak-marine]

RIP
But he is also extremist and supporter of another sect and specially armed unit.
Mullah of Lal Masjid and Mr. Khurram Zaki is same in views repective to their sects.

Mere propaganda u bought by seeing a silly post doing runs all over facebook , KZ never supporterd armed militias he was fiercely against such practices.. One doesn't have to go blind and loose it just becauze one has hate for a certain sect , this blind faith will drag u to gutters

Iran may give citizenship to Mr. Zaki's family since he died serving their cause.

And how did u figure that he was serving a iranian cause ??

 

[salarsikander]

Murderous criminals are found almost everywhere but not necessarily with a substantial population - including law enforcement elements - that excuses and thus condones them.

You're not dumb and I'm pretty sure you've done your own research so you know you're defaming Jews - that is, you're engaged in antisemitism.

Are you outraged enough by it to become a community leader dedicated to tracking down and prosecuting Zaki's killers and to take up his causes?

The technique you're trying to employ to divert from the subject topic is called, "throwing a dead cat on the table" - to get everyone to talk about the dead cat, rather than the subject topic. I'm amazed that so many Pakistanis fall for this stuff, rather than call out those who employ it.

Again denying your own shortcomings by bringing up irrelevant nonsense

 

[Solomon2]

Again denying your own shortcomings by bringing up irrelevant nonsense

Be specific. Blanket rejections are utterly worthless.

 

[salarsikander]

Be specific. Blanket rejections are utterly worthless.

I have made myself clear. If you care about zaki imam sure why you would onbvly, WHY WOULD you miss an oppurnity to throw mud at Pakistan. I have made myself very clear on the subject of his un lawful killing. And what do you know of my contribution regarding condemning his killers?

And would you be willing to do the same and condemn the daiy murders done by your people on Palestinaisn for that matter. Taking underage children as prisoners stealing, away their lands

 

[Solomon2]

There has as yet been no aspiration for the liberals to arm themselves but some day this patience may break. A marginalized group, known as the Ahmedis had a force known as the Furqan force to defend the Pakistani heartland. Minorities and liberals of all groups have often had the urge to defend motherland and people but they do not want to defend the motherland without official sanction, without the law supporting it.

This may be the principle reason. Plus the day of militias have ended. Arming the lashkars even is a big question mark. The reason people dread this arming of liberals is because an example of Afghanistan already exists-warlords with all sorts of weapons freely fighting amongst each other and looting the land in the name of one ethnic or religious group. US used the warlords to invade Afghanistan so Dostum and others operate without the shadow of official or government oversight.

Interesting and news to me, thanks.

If Americans had to live in the conditions others were led to live in by the US itself they wouldn't be able to survive a day

Most Americans do just fine in Germany, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea. The difference is that Pakistani leaders always insisted on a fierce independence that excluded alliances of mutual obligation and interest. For reasons not yet clear to me late ambassador Yaqub-Khan said the trade-off of this was Pakistan choosing to subject itself to militants. I continue to study the matter.

I have made myself clear. If you care about zaki imam sure why you would onbvly, WHY WOULD you miss an oppurnity -

Very sad.

 

[salarsikander]

Very sad.

Yes, Indeed to see how you cherry pick stuff and would never condemn the same act happened over stolen land.

Shameful and pathetic

 

[Solomon2]

Yes, Indeed to see how you cherry pick stuff and never would condemn the same act happened over stolen land. Shameful and pathetic

Still throwing dead cats I see. Shameful and pathetic, indeed!

 

[salarsikander]

Still throwing dead cats I see. Shameful and pathetic, indeed!

Still denying the reality and responsibility. Typical hypocrisy

 

[Solomon2]

• Rights activist killed
• EDITORIAL — PUBLISHED A DAY AGO
  
  THE authorities are never averse to trotting out statistics that purport to illustrate the success of the ongoing operation to rid Karachi of criminal/terrorist elements.
  
  The murder of rights activist and blogger Khurram Zaki on Saturday night exposes the hollowness of those claims.
  
  It was a wearyingly familiar modus operandi: armed men on motorbikes targeted the activist as he sat with a couple of friends at a roadside café in North Karachi.
  
  He died almost immediately in the hail of bullets while his companions were wounded, one of them critically.
  
  On Sunday afternoon, a large number of Khurram Zaki’s friends and family, as well as members of civil society — particularly those belonging to Shia organisations — took his coffin to a brief protest sit-in before the Sindh chief minister’s house.
  
  The FIR, registered under sections of the Pakistan Penal Code pertaining to murder and abetment as well as Section 7 of the Anti-Terrorism Act, names two clerics, Lal Masjid’s Abdul Aziz and the leader of the Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat’s Karachi chapter Aurangzeb Farooqui, as the perpetrators.
  
  While it may be premature to definitively hold any specific individuals responsible for the attack, it is clear that Pakistan, in particular Karachi, remains a dangerous place for anyone speaking out against religious extremism or in propagation of the values of tolerance and inclusiveness.
  
  Zaki was known to be a fearless and passionate defender of religious freedom, and he did not mince his words against those he perceived as primary actors in the country’s drift towards radicalism.
  
  His death, coming almost exactly a year after the murder of the well-known rights activist, Sabeen Mahmud, is disturbing evidence of the enormity of the task that lies before this society.
  
  No number of ‘intelligence-based operations’ will break this vicious cycle of bloodletting unless the very seeds of intolerance are rendered sterile. That requires a level of introspection that is ruthless in its thoroughness. Do we as a society have the stomach for it?
  
  Published in Dawn, May 10th, 2016
  

 

[HAIDER]

Govt should provide protection to Jibran Nasir. Govt of Pakistan will be responsible if anything happened to him . Because him and Zaki raise the voice against extremism .

 

[RoadRunner401]

If you think blaming the whole sect for terrorism is the way to bring peace in Pakistan thn I advice your sect to move out of Pakistan and live elsewhere because it will be much easier thn killing or converting 70% of the population. secondly Khurram Zaki was a Takfiri If you think your sect can get away after abusing Caliphs and great Sahabas of Islam thn let me remind you its not Iran. In Pakistan Extremist will find you and kill you. If you provoke the sentiments of more thn 70% what else do you expect? To curb the cancer of sectarianism in Pakistan it is must for every sect to respect each other beliefs. If you cant do that thn stop complaining when other takfiris come and get you.

The majority of Pakistanis are Sufi Muslims "Thank God for that".

Govt should provide protection to Jibran Nasir. Govt of Pakistan will be responsible if anything happened to him . Because him and Zaki raise the voice against extremism .

Great Job, if they (Terrorist or their sympathizers) didn't know what he looked like before, they do know.

 

[HAIDER]

The majority of Pakistanis are Sufi Muslims "Thank God for that".



Great Job, if they (Terrorist or their sympathizers) didn't know what he looked like before, they do know.

Jibran is on media for weeks, he is not hidden. a very brave man.