MQM Senators condemns ISIS activities in Pakistan

MQM Senators condemn ISIS activities in Pakistan

Posted on: 1/15/2016

MQM Senators and Presidents Mian Atiq and Barrister Muhammad Ali Saif of Punjab and KPK respectively condemned the terror activities of ISIS in Pakistan and said that the existence of terrorist organization was now undeniable.
In a statement, Senator and MQM Punjab President Mian Atiq said that the elements who were denying the existence of ISIS actually supporting the terror. He said that the banned outfit involved in killings of innocent lives all over the country in the name of Islam and religion should be condemned.
Meanwhile, Senator and MQM KPK President Barrister Muhammad Ali Saif said that MQM Chief Mr. Altaf Hussain had already informed about the terror menace and the involved criminals before but the heedless authorities made fun of him. He said that now the acknowledgement came from those elements who then denied the existence of such groups.
He also demanded the Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and Chief of Army Staff General Raheel Sahrif to take immediate action against the terrorists without considering anything. He said that the authorities should also go for the facilitator of such terrorists and should make them example for others.

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