MACH: Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) death row convict Saulat Mirza in a video which surfaced hours before his execution revealed that he was being used as political pawn.
According to details, The video surfaced hours before he was set to be hanged to death in Mach Jail.
Saulat Mirza urged all political workers to open eyes to see that how he is being disposed off after achieving political ends.
He claimed that when a worker is arrested, MQM disowns him adding that whoever gets a little famous is thrown out of the party.
“I was brain washed, used and disposed off like a tissue paper”, said a grieved Mirza.
Death penalty was awarded for killing KESC Managing Director Shahid Hamid, his driver and a guard on July 5, 1997, in Karachi.
Mirza opened up about his past, crimes and threats days before his execution and accepted that he was a member of MQM.
The target killer revealed that one of the founding members of MQM, Azeem Tariq was killed on Altaf Hussain’s orders.
One of the shocking revelations that Mirza made was that he used to receive target killing orders directly from Altaf Hussain through MQM’s senior leader Babar Ghouri.
However, his execution has been postponed by President Mamnoon Hussain for 79 hours.
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Saulat Mirza’s Confession-Complete Video-Geo… by GeoNews
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