Re: Saulat’s love: The woman behind Karachi’s most notorious target killer
I think I made my point, those actively colluding with terrorists should be be dealt like terrorists. Saulat Mirza continued oarticipating in crime even in jail and anyone trying to secure his release deserves no mercy.
well now you've made your point and I agree with you here. Earlier you were just slamming his wife in street lang. Big difference.
Re: Saulat’s love: The woman behind Karachi’s most notorious target killer
How was he giving orders through the jail? He's in a frikkin jail cell, he shouldn't be allowed to even communicate with the outside if the poilce wanted to cut him off from civilization, they could have. Why did the government not manage to do that?
Re: Saulat’s love: The woman behind Karachi’s most notorious target killer
How was he giving orders through the jail? He's in a frikkin jail cell, he shouldn't be allowed to even communicate with the outside if the poilce wanted to cut him off from civilization, they could have. Why did the government not manage to do that?
Welcome to Pakistan.
Re: Saulat’s love: The woman behind Karachi’s most notorious target killer
his story is more likely the story we have seen in movie "vaastav - the reality".
Re: Saulat’s love: The woman behind Karachi’s most notorious target killer
well now you've made your point and I agree with you here. Earlier you were just slamming his wife in street lang. Big difference.
She deserves a lot worse than this language, she chose a terrorist.
Re: Saulat’s love: The woman behind Karachi’s most notorious target killer
The Express Tribune article says, the couple is childless. But the Dawn article, linked below, says that his wife visited him on the eve of his original execution date with their nine month old baby? Nine month? As far as my knowledge goes, Mirza had been in jail since 1997?
*Meanwhile, Saulat’s wife, Nikhat, was still in Machh with their nine-month-old baby boy Jazim and a few other family members. “The meeting we had with Saulat in Machh jail on Tuesday, which we thought to be our final one with him, was carried out through two layers of mesh wire. **It was also the first time he met his only child **but although we were extremely emotional, Saulat seemed very much in control. Just before we were leaving, he called out to his wife and told her not to worry too much as he would be fine, that nothing was going to happen to him.
*Mirza told his wife ‘nothing was going to happen to him’ - Pakistan - DAWN.COM
But Dawn is one editorial heavy ‘newspaper’. Wouldn’t be surprised if they’re the one making things up on this occasion.
Re: Saulat’s love: The woman behind Karachi’s most notorious target killer
Soemwhere else I read that they have a son and upon the last meeting he strictly instructed his son not to go in politics, so apparently he must be old enough to hear that.
On the other side, Saulat has confessed many times that he was living like a king in Jail, his wife used to visit him in private inside jail where they were given substantial time so yes the baby shouldnt be a surprise either.
Re: Saulat’s love: The woman behind Karachi’s most notorious target killer
She deserves a lot worse than this language, she chose a terrorist.
I wonder she and her whole family was not mentally impaired to know who was she going to marry. For all these years when her husband was killing innocent people, she and her family kept quite as long huge amount of blood money coming to her house. She and her family are equally responsible and liable for supporting a killer, should also be in jail.
So according to this thread, Romeo, Majnu, Ranjha, Punu etc were all target killers eh!
I wonder when people make Iblis as their deity and hero and declare Allah as tyrant.
Re: Saulat’s love: The woman behind Karachi’s most notorious target killer
The guy should pay for his crimes. However, she did not commit a crime. Many people joined MQM when it first started out. Some remained with them, others saw that they were up to no good and left. Not everyone climbed to the ranks of Soulat. The start over I don’t agree with, obviously. Criminals must pay.