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My dear brother I would like to bring in you kind knowledge that MQM could be part of different governments since 1990 just for 7 or 8 months so such tenure could not be evaluated for their performance as well as they had faced worst operation of history which had been ever held against a political party ... Second thing sure MQM was in government from 2002 to 2013 and while MQM was hold power in Karachi during 2002 to 2007 ... Karachi was much peaceful than last 5 years. I do agree that MQM should had not sat in previous government for 5 years ... This thing indeed dented to them ... And 1 thing is more important that MQM or any urdu speaking even he doesn't belong to MQM or any political party ... He could not enter in Lyari at this time ... Then how could they be responsible for such circumstances ... We can pinpoint to them if this condition raises in their strong hold area :)



Ohhh when ????

Lol, he fought this election from MQM seat.
 
Wasn't Zulfiqar Mirza giving out free automatic weapons to Lyari gangsters? Anyone belonging to Urdu speaking community is scared for their lives in Lyari.
 
We Provide Votes in Lyari
Farheen Rizvi on 12, Jun 2013

Recently, MQM Coordination Committee members Slammed CM Sind for his meeting with gangsters of Lyari (PAC) right after taking his oath as newly elected CM. MQM after elections Repeated Stem 2013 have decided to sit in the opposition benches in Sind unlike the last tenure in which they had a long reconciliation relationship with PPP in Sind and in Islamabad. The relationship saw many ups and downs, and most of the down came on two important issues; one was local body elections in Sind, which were delayed by PPP and the second was PPP support for Peoples Amn Committee(PAC). People see them as criminals involved in extortion, drugs and murders. According to MQM, Karachi has suffered in economy and peace because of the rise of PAC in Karachi in the last five year but PPP categorically denies the facts. The reality is that PPP talks out of both sides of the mouth, which is witnessed by all of us but media never questions them on this particular issue.
It was 2011 when dissident Zulfiqar Mirza came out on media and adopted PAC gangsters as his children and accepted the responsibility of patronizing them. This stand, along with MQM was not welcomed by PPP and then minister Wassan denied the support and announced the head money on all the criminals of PAC. That pacified MQM for few months but the growing pressure from criminals made PPP release all. PPP took this action close to Election 2013, which forced MQM to leave the government. After Abbas Town incident; in which MQM criticized PPP of not being there with the victims; It gave Qadir Patel a chance to blackmail MQM by owning PAC gangsters as PPP children. Reportedly, after swearing in as CM, Qaim Ali Shah attended a dinner arranged by PAC gangster Uzair Baluch, which provincial minister Sharjeel Memon had to deny on media by saying that we don’t have any relationship with PAC. After few days, Qaim Ali Shah had to justify his visit to Lyari that the place is the stronghold of PPP voters and there is no harm in visiting them.
The question that arises is that what would PPP have to say about the operation led by Chaudry Aslam of CID Informal language and his statement for media in which he showed the weapons recovered from Lyari, and the resistance faced by force while entering in the area. Ch.Aslam informed media that gangsters are fighting with the arms looted from NATO trucks. If in an area where CID Informal language force can’t enter, and rangers get killed after kidnapping but PPP ministers can roam freely calling it “stronghold,” then they are answerable to the people that how did the gangsters with sophisticated arms ended up in the area. Why is drug business booming in the area and who kidnapped rangers in the area? The world has seen the nightmarish movie of how another gangster Arshad Pappu was killed by PAC gangsters. Dina temple-Reston of National Public Radio of USA quoted in her 2013 interview with Uzair in Lyari, “Baloch and his men control Lyari Town so completely, the police no longer go into it. The last time they tried, in April, they were met by a hail of bullets. The Lyari operation went on for days before the police returned to their posts.” Yusuf of the Pakistan Human Rights told Dina, “The police were completely out-gunned, she says, and Baloch’s men even managed to destroy an armored personnel carrier and kill a soldier who was there.”
Uzair Baloch told Dina on questioning about his services for PPP, said that “for PPP, we provide votes in Lyari.” If snatching votes through spreading terror around city was the policy of PPP for the last five years, then they have failed to achieve. In Karachi, PPP lost NA-239 to Salman Baloch of MQM and NA-258 to Abdul Hakeem Baloch of PMLN which they won previously.
Dr. Nichola Khan, the writer of “Mohajir Militancy in Pakistan,” said during an interview to ‘Jewish Journal’ that “Rangers were allegedly involved in setting up armed ‘People’s Amn Committee’ boys in a house in Liaquatabad. This was interpreted locally as PPP-engineered pressure in the lead-up to the elections (of 2013), to keep the pressure on MQM in the arena of national politics.”
PPP called Lyari their second Larkana but a long history of gangs’ presence in Lyari under different names and PPP’s voting history is unfolding a different story. Whatever the plan was but election results have shown that PPP and PAC have failed in their plan of capturing the votes by spreading terror.

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Living with violence: Lyari gang war driving residents out of their homes

KARACHI: Relocating has become so frequent in Aslam’s* life that he had to leave his home on his wedding day, and spend the night at a relative’s house. “The gangsters started firing at people during my wedding function,” the young electrician exclaimed. “Imagine a groom running for his life at his own wedding.”
This happened in February. These days, Aslam, a resident of Lyari, lives as a displaced person at his in-laws’ house on Jummah Baloch road. It has been nearly 25 days since he moved out of his house on alFalah road. Aslam has not been able to go out for work and is surviving on the Rs200 rent he earns every day from a rickshaw driver.
Since tension erupted between two communities in Lyari last month – reaching its extreme in the past few days – dozens of families have locked their houses and shifted to their relatives’ homes. “I am afraid to step outside the house,” Aslam admitted. “The gangsters are looking for youngsters who they can accuse of fighting from their rivals’ side.”
Aslam may have just sacrificed the comforts of his own house but some residents, such as Shakeela, are watching their loved ones become victims of the ongoing violence. Her daughter, Naima, and her husband were shot while they were on their way to a bakery to get breakfast. “They weren’t stepping outside for the past few days and when they did, this is what happened,” quivered the woman as she spoke over the phone.
Another displaced person, a mother of two minor girls, has to deal with the trauma her children face as they cry when gunshots ring through the neighbourhood and bullet casings fall into their courtyard. “The area is booming with gunshots and rockets. Even my own house in Rahimabad was attacked by a rocket,” she said. “Thankfully, we had left before it happened but my children are scared of going back home now.”
Haroon, who is staying at his aunt’s house, said that they had very little to eat and drink. Shops are closed in the area and there was no way to get food supplies, he said, adding that the place seemed no less than what he thinks Waziristan is like. “Why are the Rangers not taking action to ensure peace in the area?”
A representative of one of the communities, Hussain, pointed out that around 35 houses have been damaged and some of them have been looted. “The situation is very bad because anyone can be killed anywhere by the gangsters,” he said, adding that no one has approached the residents of Lyari to address their displacement issue. “Taking risks, people are coming out to protests but there have been no genuine efforts to ensure peace.”
Published in The Express Tribune, June 13th, 2013.
 
how big is liyari ...mugai yakeen nae ata k army interfere kyun nae krti....ye lyari cntrol nae kr skti to mulk ka defence ksai krai g....
 
how big is liyari ...mugai yakeen nae ata k army interfere kyun nae krti....ye lyari cntrol nae kr skti to mulk ka defence ksai krai g....

Agar government army ko kahegi tau hi army aayegi ... Ye in k apney paltu kuttey hain ... Inko pitwaney k liye kabhi army nahi bulayengey ............
 
how big is liyari ...mugai yakeen nae ata k army interfere kyun nae krti....ye lyari cntrol nae kr skti to mulk ka defence ksai krai g....

Buddy I understand your query BUT this is the duty of law enforcement police-rangers-agencies not Army. Police-Rangers-agencies failed badly due to incompetency and corruption.
 
ye we know they failed to cntrol lyarai but now its time of army to interfere like they did in swat and data

han sai keh rai ho
 
Buddy I understand your query BUT this is the duty of law enforcement police-rangers-agencies not Army. Police-Rangers-agencies failed badly due to incompetency and corruption.

People are dying and that's all you can say?
So what, the pushtuns are angels from heaven, or somehow superior to us that they have army at their feet protecting them. Not only that, in random incidents they even turn against the army but they still continue sucking their ****s
 
after seeing BLA blowing up ziarat residency yesterday, i can imagine this ullo getting so much support from his baloch BLA friends

gaaf phado is aziz baloch ke ullo ka!!
 

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