Burney seeks wherabouts of 11,000 persons
Karachi operation arrests
Saturday, December 14, 2013
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KARACHI: The Chairman of Ansar Burney Trust International and former Federal Minister for Human Rights, Ansar Burney strongly condemned and urged upon the federal and Sindh governments to disclose whereabouts of nearly 11,000 missing persons arrested in the last three months during Karachi operation, says a press release.
He said the arrested persons are missing after their arrest and more than 150 are killed in suspicious and reportedly extra-judicial killings during the last three months in the name of Karachi operation.
Ansar Burney said during the operation, nearly 11,000 persons were arrested on several charges. On the other hand, the two jails in Karachi have received only nearly 1,500 suspects, now question is where are the rest of thousands missing after their arrest in Karachi? He said the police have not mentioned the whereabouts of the remaining 10,000 arrested persons even more than 150 persons were killed in mysterious circumstances or in encounters after their arrests and torture during the interrogation.
He said that Ansar Burney Trust International is very much concerned about the large number of missing persons after their arrest by the police and law enforcement authorities and the extra-judicial killings of more than 150 persons in suspicious encounters or extra-judicial killings.
He said in several cases the families of arrested persons claiming that the victims were arrested from their homes but later it was announced that they were killed in an encounter or died in detention.
Ansar Burney strongly condemned gross violation of human rights and asked federal government, Karachi police and Sindh government as to why has not a single suspect been presented in any court of law after arrest during the last three months nor have the family members been informed of their whereabouts or have been allowed to meet them.
He said Ansar Burney Trust International has no sympathy with hardened criminals and terrorists and is fully in favour of operation against hardened criminals, killers of humanity and terrorists but it is the sole responsibility of the federal and provincial governments to either release the arrested innocent persons or reveal their whereabouts immediately.
Burney demanded to the federal and provincial governments for impartial inquiry in suspicious killings in police encounters and immediately present all arrested persons before the courts of law, inform their families and arrange meetings with their families and if innocent release them immediately.
Burney seeks wherabouts of 11,000 persons - thenews.com.pk
This was on the 14th of December, today his house has been attacked.
Some speculate this was an attack by mainly Punjabi security forces.
Karachi operation arrests
Saturday, December 14, 2013
From Print Edition
53 9 34 0
KARACHI: The Chairman of Ansar Burney Trust International and former Federal Minister for Human Rights, Ansar Burney strongly condemned and urged upon the federal and Sindh governments to disclose whereabouts of nearly 11,000 missing persons arrested in the last three months during Karachi operation, says a press release.
He said the arrested persons are missing after their arrest and more than 150 are killed in suspicious and reportedly extra-judicial killings during the last three months in the name of Karachi operation.
Ansar Burney said during the operation, nearly 11,000 persons were arrested on several charges. On the other hand, the two jails in Karachi have received only nearly 1,500 suspects, now question is where are the rest of thousands missing after their arrest in Karachi? He said the police have not mentioned the whereabouts of the remaining 10,000 arrested persons even more than 150 persons were killed in mysterious circumstances or in encounters after their arrests and torture during the interrogation.
He said that Ansar Burney Trust International is very much concerned about the large number of missing persons after their arrest by the police and law enforcement authorities and the extra-judicial killings of more than 150 persons in suspicious encounters or extra-judicial killings.
He said in several cases the families of arrested persons claiming that the victims were arrested from their homes but later it was announced that they were killed in an encounter or died in detention.
Ansar Burney strongly condemned gross violation of human rights and asked federal government, Karachi police and Sindh government as to why has not a single suspect been presented in any court of law after arrest during the last three months nor have the family members been informed of their whereabouts or have been allowed to meet them.
He said Ansar Burney Trust International has no sympathy with hardened criminals and terrorists and is fully in favour of operation against hardened criminals, killers of humanity and terrorists but it is the sole responsibility of the federal and provincial governments to either release the arrested innocent persons or reveal their whereabouts immediately.
Burney demanded to the federal and provincial governments for impartial inquiry in suspicious killings in police encounters and immediately present all arrested persons before the courts of law, inform their families and arrange meetings with their families and if innocent release them immediately.
Burney seeks wherabouts of 11,000 persons - thenews.com.pk
This was on the 14th of December, today his house has been attacked.
Some speculate this was an attack by mainly Punjabi security forces.



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