KARACHI: Death row prisoner and former Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) worker Saulat Mirza has given a few clues to JIT commission regarding funding for the party from India, Geo News reported.
According to details, the channel using their sources reported that Saulat Mirza has given the name of these two Tahir allies Lumba and Junaid to JIT commission.
Saulat also told JIT that all the matter of the funding was performed from Dubai.
It is pertinent to mention here that Senior Superintendent Malir, Rao Anwaar, has dropped another bomb on Muttahida Qaumi Movement by saying that it is not a political party but a terrorist outfit.
According to SSP Malir Rao Anwaar, “The MQM is not a political party but a terrorist outfit. Party’s London-based head Altaf Hussain and other leaders command acts of terrorism in Pakistan.”
“MQM should be banned for being enemy of the state and the people of Pakistan,” Anwaar told a packed press conference here Thursday.
He further said the MQM is working in Indian spy agency RAW to destroy Pakistan. He also recommended Pakistan government to ban MQM.
Under Altaf Hussain, Nadeem Nusrat and Muhammad Anwar’s orders, we went to our country’s arch-enemies and received training. Our heads are bowed with shame,” Anwar quoted the criminals as saying.
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