HYDERABAD, Sept 15: Ameer Jamaat-i-Islami Hyderabad, Shaikh Shoukat Ali has said that the bloody incident outside the Karachi University has once again proved that the rulers have given a licence to US agents to massacre the innocent people.

In a statement issued here on Saturday, he said that it was known to all that the man sitting in London was pulling the strings.

He alleged that the MQM was involved in the firing on the bus and on the homes of the workers of Jamaat-i-Islami.

He said despite these terrorists acts, the workers of Jamaat-i-Islami and Islami Jamiat-i-Talaba could not be cowed down.

He also alleged that after the May 12 carnage, terrorism had become the order of the day and armed workers of the MQM had besieged the Sindh High Court and killed a noted lawyer.

Mr Shoukat claimed that the government was fully supporting the terrorists.

He advised the rulers to dismiss the government of the terrorists in Sindh and order the arrest of the murderers.

Meanwhile, the JUP in a separate statement have said that the entire country had been converted into a police state and the people had been left at the mercy of terrorists.

In a joint statement, Hussain Bux Hussaini, Ghulam Hussain Arain and Karamat Rajput said that on the one hand the orders of the Supreme Court have been openly violated and on the other, High Court is being besieged to put pressure on the judges where as a noted lawyer, Raja Riaz, has been murdered.

They called upon all the patriotic forces to unite on one platform for getting rid of the adventurers and for restoring a true democratic government in the country.

MMA LEADER: The central leader of MMA Sahibzada Abul Khair Moham-mad Zubair said that the district government and other officials have miserably failed to control the prices of wheat flour, fruits, vegetables, meat and other edibles items with the advent of Ramazan.

He said that the black marketers and profiteers were selling all essential commodities at their own prices.

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