KARACHI: Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) Rabita Committee’s Convener Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui said that MQM is not involved in Imran Farooq’s murder and wants arrest of the former convener’s murderers.
While expressing his views in a Rabita Committee press conference today, he said that he can claim with honesty that the BBC documentary against MQM is based upon mala fide intentions and it is not the first time that MQM is being tried in the media and false accusations and speculations are being given air against their party which represents 98 percent middle class community of Pakistan.
He asked British government that if the two people who went on student visa and killed Imran Farooq are actual culprits, why they did not arrest them and when Pakistan’s police is denying their presence in custody, how can the BBC claim that they are in Pakistan.
MQM’s lawyer Dr.Farogh Naseem said that his interview and arguments in the BBC documentary were cut which shows that BBC is becoming a part of international conspiracy against MQM and human rights violations in the cases against his party can be seen with the naked eye.
MQM’s oldest living member and MNA Dr. Farooq Sattar while speaking on the occassion lamented that BBC is trying MQM on media and becoming a judge in cases against MQM and expressed fear that Altaf Hussain would be killed in the same way as Dr. Imran Farooq.
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