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In quite an important development in Dr. Imran Farooq’s murder case,
the Scotland Yard a raided at the office of Muttahida Qaumi Movement
(MQM) on Edgware road and carried out a search in an office. According to the reports, the UK police conducted a search of an
office and also carried out interrogation but no arrests were made. The police officials said that they were committed to unearthing the
murderers of Dr. Imran Farooq. A police team tasked with the arrest of
the assassins of Dr. Farooq is constantly at work, they added.
Farooq was murdered on 16 September 2010 in London. The authorities had launched an investigation and had also arrested a suspect who was released later for lack of evidence. Farooq had co-founded the All Pakistan Mohajir Students Organisation (APMSO), the parent organisation of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement, with Altaf Hussain. He was deputy convener of the party, technically next in line to the MQM chief.
But he was believed to have left the party in 2009 after developing differences over organisational matters. However, police claimed that the slain high-profile leader attempted to actively participate in politics by pursuing his political career independently might have led to his murder. Dr Farooq made a profile on a social media site which could help foster his political career, two months prior to his murder, police said. Police in London are still hunting an attacker who, one witness said, appeared to be an Asian man.
Farooq was murdered on 16 September 2010 in London. The authorities had launched an investigation and had also arrested a suspect who was released later for lack of evidence. Farooq had co-founded the All Pakistan Mohajir Students Organisation (APMSO), the parent organisation of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement, with Altaf Hussain. He was deputy convener of the party, technically next in line to the MQM chief.
But he was believed to have left the party in 2009 after developing differences over organisational matters. However, police claimed that the slain high-profile leader attempted to actively participate in politics by pursuing his political career independently might have led to his murder. Dr Farooq made a profile on a social media site which could help foster his political career, two months prior to his murder, police said. Police in London are still hunting an attacker who, one witness said, appeared to be an Asian man.
(NewsPakistan.pk)
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