MQM leader Imran Farooq killed in London: reports

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^ Where did u heard ? Im in karachi and no news heard like what u quoted !

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Just spoke to my relatives there.. Nobody is getting out right now. And there is not much traffic either. Are you saying everything is normal today?

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Dawn News (TV Channel) reported few vehicles are burnt and business community "decided" to shut down.

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As far as Karachi is concerned, there were few incidents happened last night, but not more than that ... Lets see how things moves on further in the day ... !

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is he the same altaf who was calling for a revolution few days ago?I dont even wanna imagine something like this leading Pakistan.

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Did you imagine 3 years ago Zardari being President? :D

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^cant compare him with mr.zardari.
altaf can be compared to none.one of his kind :D

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It would be interesting to see if this goes back to MQM & if British authorities go after this mafia and bhai himself. Just b/c u can get way murder in Pakistan doesn't mean they will let them off hook by killing people in UK.

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Look at him its like his father is killed

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I hope they can but they are known to 'silence' any evidence or the hired killers too. I read one flash news that Soctland Yard has acquired the cctv footage of the area, he hope killer is caught.

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no way his prior actions were right, but just sad when someone dies like that or anyone for the matter

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/pakistan/8008075/Prominent-Pakistan-politician-murdered-outside-his-London-home.html

utside his London home
Imran Farooq, a prominent Pakistani politician, has been murdered outside his home in London.

By Laura Roberts and Heidi Blake

Imran Farooq claimed asylum in Britain after spending seven years on the run as one of Pakistan’s most wanted fugitives. Photo: GETTY
Dr Farooq, 50, was repeatedly stabbed in the head and neck during the assault in Edgware, north London.
He was a leading member of the Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) party, which is one of the largest in Pakistan.

There were suggestions from Pakistan that he may have known his killer. When police arrived at the scene, they found Dr Farooq’s body outside his house.
A spokesman for the Metropolitan Police said officers attended an address in Green Lane, Edgware, shortly before 5.30pm after reports of a serious assault. “On arrival, officers found a single Asian man aged 50 with multiple stab wounds and head injuries,” the spokesman said.
“Paramedics attended the man but he was pronounced dead at the scene.”
Next of kin have been informed and no arrests have been made.
Dr Farooq was expected to attend a birthday celebration at the MQM headquarters on London’s Edgware Road on Thursday night but the event was cancelled at the last minute. Police said it was too early to know if the murder was politically motivated.
The politician claimed asylum in Britain after spending seven years on the run as one of Pakistan’s most wanted fugitives. He was accused of a range of charges, including murder and torture.
He has not returned to Pakistan since his arrival in England in 1992.
He claimed that year that he was wanted “dead or alive”.
“[This gave] licence and impunity to every individual in Pakistan to assassinate me,” he said.
Dr Farooq said he spent more than seven years in hiding in Karachi, southern Pakistan. He continued: “It was impossible for me to remain in Pakistan due to the continued threat on my life and liberty.”
He insisted the claims against him in Pakistan were politically motivated and continued his involvement with the party from Britain.
Last month Raza Haider, another MQM member, was gunned down with his guard as he attended a funeral near the centre of Karachi. The killing triggered violence in which dozens of people were killed and at least 100 wounded.
Azeem Tariq, the former chairman, was murdered in Karachi 13 years ago. Intruders entered his home and shot him as he slept.
MQM, based in Karachi, is the fourth largest party in Pakistan and is part of the ruling coalition government. It has a strong anti-Taliban stance, although rivals accuse it of exaggerating the threat of the Taliban.
The party represents mainly descendants of Urdu-speaking migrants from India who settled in Pakistan when it was created in 1947.
London has played host to many of Pakistan’s exiled politicians. Gen Pervez Musharraf, the former president, lives in self-imposed exile in London.

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No, not really. How many people was he responsible for killing? I'm sure all of them had families who probably loved them. So, he was a thug, like rest of his party, and a fugitive from the justice. So, he got what he deserved.

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Good performance for media & they’re all eating up this BS form bhai.

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yes they are, transporters, business community all have said that they will be closed today..

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khushi k maaray?

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Drama Altaf!

Inanillah he wa innailahe raioon!

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He could be crying from fear too cause the Frankestein he made and left in karachi has finally made it to u.k.

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No one can be sure who did this. Altaf seems to be just one escapegoat.

At times the stage is prepared to blame someone and later ‘justify’ that person’s life taken.

Regardless, a murder is a murder. A crime is a crime.

Any life lost like this is still wrong.

Interestingly enough, someone above posted why not use the alternative method of killing someone. :smack:
As if one method is better or more suitable than other to take someone’s life.
Dispicable and animalistic behavior some so called ‘human’ (no matter how low life they may be) show.

ILWIR.

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