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This is like one of the scenes from the unjust and unwanted partition of Punjab and Bengal in 1947, when armed men would hijack trains and caravans, single out Muslims (or Hindus) and slaughter them systematically. This descendants of some of those murderers are alive today and many of them are in the MQM. It seems as though they have learned their deeds well from their criminal forefathers.
Yesterday, armed MQM militants boarded a bus, identified all the Pashtuns on board and killed them one-by-one, just like their ancestors did to millions of Hindus and Sikhs in 1947.
In addition, MQM attacks on Pashtun watchmen and civilians continue while the PPP, in order to keep its fragile 'government' in power, has given the MQM a free hand in Karachi.
Sources:
DAWN
DAWN
All of this is incidentally happening only days after the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan revealed its compiled statistics with regards to the ongoing situation in Karachi:
What is most astonishing about all of this is how the MQM, with impunity, goes around killing Pashtun civilians whenever it wants to prove a point and to this day, not one single person has been tried and prosecuted for this.
According to this report, 55% of those killed in Karachi's target killings are civilians with no affiliation with any political party. And since Pashtuns do not target Mohajir civilians (if they did, they'd kill hundreds everyday since the Mohajirs have swarmed Karachi like flies), it takes no genius to understand that these are all working-class Pashtuns who have descended into the plains of Pakistan to earn enough money to feed themselves and some some back to their families to ensure that they don't fall below the subsistence level.
Perhaps the Pakistani apologists on this message-board would like to shed some light on this most grave matter. How does it feel to be besmirched in fratricidal blood?
Yesterday, armed MQM militants boarded a bus, identified all the Pashtuns on board and killed them one-by-one, just like their ancestors did to millions of Hindus and Sikhs in 1947.
In addition, MQM attacks on Pashtun watchmen and civilians continue while the PPP, in order to keep its fragile 'government' in power, has given the MQM a free hand in Karachi.
Sources:
DAWN
DAWN
The minibus, of route D7, was found parked in Block 1 of Gulshan-i-Iqbal containing the five bodies, which the police shifted in a single ambulance to the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre.
The bodies were later identified as those of minibus driver Wali Mehsud, Ghulam Jan, Ahmed Jan and Niaz Jan.... The fifth victim was later identified as Liaquat Baloch, a resident of Gulberg. His body was found stuffed in a gunny bag, police said.
... They said the four men were shot in the head by unidentified assailants, while Liaquat Baloch had strangulation marks.
The bodies were later identified as those of minibus driver Wali Mehsud, Ghulam Jan, Ahmed Jan and Niaz Jan.... The fifth victim was later identified as Liaquat Baloch, a resident of Gulberg. His body was found stuffed in a gunny bag, police said.
... They said the four men were shot in the head by unidentified assailants, while Liaquat Baloch had strangulation marks.
All of this is incidentally happening only days after the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan revealed its compiled statistics with regards to the ongoing situation in Karachi:
According to the report, of the 490 victims of targeted killings, 150 were apparently killed for their association with various political, religious and nationalist parties, 56 for their ethnic background and eight on sectarian grounds.
The statistics show that 250 people killed in the city during the period did not have affiliation with any political party. A total of 139 such killings had been reported during the corresponding period of the previous year.
The statistics show that 250 people killed in the city during the period did not have affiliation with any political party. A total of 139 such killings had been reported during the corresponding period of the previous year.
According to this report, 55% of those killed in Karachi's target killings are civilians with no affiliation with any political party. And since Pashtuns do not target Mohajir civilians (if they did, they'd kill hundreds everyday since the Mohajirs have swarmed Karachi like flies), it takes no genius to understand that these are all working-class Pashtuns who have descended into the plains of Pakistan to earn enough money to feed themselves and some some back to their families to ensure that they don't fall below the subsistence level.
Perhaps the Pakistani apologists on this message-board would like to shed some light on this most grave matter. How does it feel to be besmirched in fratricidal blood?
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