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was rather his petition on the 12 May violence. He told of his harrowing ordeal where he was quizzed about his association with Imran Khan's PTI and the reasons as to why he named MQM founder and chief Altaf
Hussain in his petition. His petition had also included the names of several other major political and government figures as respondents alongside Hussain. The named respondents included Sindh chief minister Arbab Ghulam Rahim,
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Most of the city remained calm the day following the riots as security forces in armored personnel carriers and pickup trucks with mounted machine guns patrolled mostly peaceful and deserted streets. Tensions were still high with the government authorising paramilitary troops to shoot anyone involved
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The network's chief executive Arshad Zuberi later revealed that the gunmen were certainly affiliated with the MQM. He stated that the "gunmen started indiscriminately at office no security was sent though the firing went on for six hours". According to Zuberi, the armed men had wanted to stop the
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Kazmi was abducted by unidentified persons on 6 June 2007 after he had filed his petition against the PEMRA ordinance. He was later released by his abductors on the condition that he would leave
Karachi along with his family. However upon his release, Kazmi revealed that the reason for his abduction
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On 3 June 2007, the government announced that it would impose a ban on any televised live talk show that discusses the issue of the chief justice's suspension. It threatened to take punitive action against broadcasters that displayed an anti-state or anti-national stance and cast "aspersions on the
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Shabana telling Chaudhry, "You called him to Islamabad. You should have protected him, and now my children need protection as well." According to Chaudhry's lawyer Tariq Mehmood, Raza was a prime witness in the case as he had witnessed the removal of files from the chief justice's chambers
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The Aaj TV footage showed armed men brandishing weapons that they fired indiscriminately at rivals in an adjacent neighbourhood. The footage clearly showed these gunmen hoisting MQM flags. As soon as the footage started airing on television, the gunmen became aware they were being filmed and turned
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came under attack by armed men. Malik, a member of the panel of lawyers defending
Chaudhry, narrowly escaped the attack. On 11 May 2007, Karachi Bar Association vice president Ziauddin Sardar was reported missing by his family. Following these incidents, uncertainty and fear gripped the city as the
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Alongside Kazmi's petition, the Sindh High Court initiated its own suo moto proceedings issuing contempt of court notices to the federal interior secretary, Sindh chief secretary and home secretary, AIGP (acting PPO), Town Police
Officer and other officials who were responsible for maintaining law
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Authorities responded by banning demonstrations and declaring a national holiday. Shops were closed and public transportation was shut down in the country's major cities. It is the largest strike in
Pakistan since Musharraf assumed his presidency in 1999, with much of the unrest stemming from news
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When the
Musharraf administration asked the judge to quit, Chaudhry refused to go. On 9 March 2007, Musharraf had no other choice but to suspend Chaudhry from his post for alleged and unspecified charges of misconduct and misuse of authority. The sacking of the head of the judiciary sparked bloody
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Several lawmakers and analysts have since questioned the incompetence of the city's security apparatus on the day of the riots and the complicity of MQM in giving rise to the riots. The MQM officially denied starting the chaos and blamed it on the PPP, ANP, PMAP, Punjabi
Pakhtun Ittehad (PPI), and
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After a whole day of violence in the city, the Sindh administration issued a notification in the evening ordering the deportation of the chief justice. It was at this moment that
Chaudhry "abandoned plans to address supporters" and returned to Islamabad on the next flight. The chief justice was
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Pakistan founder Muhammad Ali Jinnah's mausoleum to address a gathering and then to the Sindh High Court to address lawyers at the 50th anniversary of the Sindh High Court Bar Association. Due to the sudden violence that erupted throughout the city, the chief
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Seeing the chief justice's determination to visit Karachi, MQM MNA Nawab Mirza proclaimed in a parliamentary session that "no one be allowed to do anything in Karachi." He said that " country to everyone, but Karachi to ". The provincial government called a meeting of the senior officials and
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assured that the situation in Karachi was under control and that there had been no serious incidents of violence in the days following the initial 12 May riots, despite fears to the contrary. The chief minister also indicated that opposition parties had not sought permission from the provincial
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Unable to leave the airport, the chief justice took refuge at the airport. Knowing that roads leading up to the airport were blocked and that his leaving may further precipitate bloodshed, Chaudhry's advisers asked him to stay put. Amidst the chaos, the government agreed to send a helicopter to
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of up to 400 people (including terror suspects and human rights activists) without due process since 2001. Under Chaudhry's leadership, the courts had increasingly started "exercising independence from the government" when it ordered the security agencies to produce the missing people in court.
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Before the citywide riots escalated, several roads were cordoned off and all routes to the airport were blocked to avoid clashes between groups. In the carnage that ensued, armed groups did a lot of damage. Cars were burnt and buildings smashed into while the ensuing gunfights left more than 40
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called for action against the miscreants that spread violence on 12 May calling them "killers". The Punjab leadership of the MMA held the Sindh government responsible for the loss of lives. The 14 May strikes in Lahore paralysed the city as opposition activists protested against the government
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Karachi Police informed it had arrested 150 people under the Maintenance of Public Order Ordinance on apprehensions they could "create problems" on the judge's arrival. However, opposition parties disputed the number of arrests – MMA put the figure at 500, PPP at 400 and PML-N at 150.
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Rana Saleemullah Khan on court orders. Khan had been a vocal advocate of the chief justice and was Chaudhry's witness with regards to the Mannu Bheel case. He was one of the two witnesses in that case, alongside the recently killed Syed Hammad Raza. Khan feared that his arrest was a
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suggesting threat of a terrorist attack. The court directed the federal and provincial governments to provide fool-proof security to the chief justice and also directed authorities not to pressurise him into changing his route while also keeping him informed of any security risks.
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to impose these new restrictions on private television channels on 4 June 2007. Opposition parties and lawyers campaigned against these amendments and observed a "black day" in solidarity with the broadcasters and journalists. Amongst the petitioners was the civil rights activist
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and "edged the country towards a constitutional crisis". The civil unrest grew with regards to the validity of the allegations as well as doubts as to whether Musharraf had the power to suspend the chief justice. It was on these grounds that Chaudhry waged a legal battle in the
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later that year. Chaudhry also accused the government of violating the basic human rights of its citizens and warned that the countries and nations that don't learn from past mistakes were bound to be destroyed. In closing his speech, Chaudhry announced he would be attending a
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government, reluctantly, agreed to issue special passes for reporters and lawyers to attend the presidential reference filed against the chief justice. Several pro-government parties throughout Pakistan announced their own demonstrations to coincide with Chaudhry's rallies.
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Chaudhry's supporters had announced a public rally to welcome the judge while at the same time, the MQM also announced a demonstration of their own to protest against the politicisation of the issue of judge's suspension. The MQM made plans to deliberately converge at the
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In his historical speech on 6 May 2007, the former chief justice made no direct references to president Musharraf but directed his rhetoric towards the government by calling it a "dictatorship". Several political commentators refer to this speech as the precursor to the
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was shot dead near his home in Islamabad. Raza was a close associate of Chaudhry and a vital witness in the case against Chaudhry's suspension. After leaving Karachi, the chief justice visited Raza's widow Shabana the same night to present his condolences.
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After Chaudhry announced his plans for Karachi, the political parties in the opposition announced a rally to welcome the former chief justice in their city. Upon seeing Chaudhry's supporters announce a rally to welcome the chief justice, the pro-government
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Iftikhar Chaudhry was widely expected to try and insist Musharraf (above) stand down as army chief. The judge had also taken on several other cases that upset the government for which he was suspended from his post as chief
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The government wanted to limit the media coverage of Chaudhry's rallies and asked the Supreme Court to warn news networks that any "media coverage, discussion and analysis" that impeded legal procedures would be treated as
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paramilitary force had let the violence continue under their noses. She mentioned how people were being stopped at gunpoint on the street by political activists and asked for identification while the police stood by idly.
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Gunfights broke out throughout the city as soon as the plane landed at the airport; several vehicles were also set ablaze. Smoke rose from at least four different areas of the city where competing rallies were organised.
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which housed the Aaj TV newsroom and broadcast operations, became firsthand witnesses of the carnage. With the violence continuing right at their doorstep, Aaj TV reporters began telecasting live footage of the mayhem.
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Syed Kamal Shah, adviser to Sindh CM on home affairs Waseem Akhtar, chief secretary Shakeel Durrani, home secretary Ghulam M. Muhtaram Naqvi, provincial police officer Niaz A. Siddiqui, CCPO Azhar A. Farooqui, and the
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after the event, government security measures on the day of the planned demonstrations included the instruction that "no police personnel should carry any kind of weapon during the law and order duty with the rally".
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MQM party workers were accused of launching highly coordinated attacks against ANP and PPP supporters, killing forty-three people, primarily Pashtuns. Four- teen MQM workers were also killed in retaliatory
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corruption case where the chief justice ruled against the sale of the state-owned steel mills at a "throw-away price". Issues pertaining to the privatisation of the state-owned steel mills upset
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declared a public holiday for government and private schools, colleges and universities on 12 May 2007. Hospitals declared emergency and ordered their doctors and staff to remain on duty, while
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adamant that he would only leave the airport if he was provided with sufficient security and the accompaniment of his cadre of lawyers. Chaudhry's flight departed the Karachi airport at around
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instructed them to not let the chief justice leave the airport at any cost. Sindh chief secretary Shakil Durrani learnt of these plans and called them a "contempt of the High Court's orders".
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More than 800 political workers were arrested, majority of whom were members of labor and student organizations that had been planning to greet Chaudhry on his arrival.
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Fearing a showdown between rival political parties, the transporters in the city decided to keep their buses and vans off the road. In a late-night announcement, the
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on flight PK-301 for Karachi accompanied by Zamurad Khan and Yousuf Talpur. The flight landed at the Jinnah International Airport in Karachi airport at
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people killed with several hundred injured and arrested. The violence continued for several days, culminating in events that led to the historic
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their guns towards the media offices. The armed men fired at the office building and set cars ablaze in the parking lot beside the building.
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said, "the possibility of any compromise to correct original mistake has vanished now ... the ante has been upped by the government."
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response to the riots. 8,000 people, including lawyers and human rights activists, chanted "Out with Musharraf!" and "Death to
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airing of the live footage. Nevertheless, the network remained on air uninterrupted and no one was hurt during the attacks.
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On 5 May 2007, in showing solidarity with the former chief justice, a motorcade of Chaudhry's supporters rode with him from
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seeking his reinstatement. He called his suspension a "thinly veiled assault on the independence of judiciary in Pakistan".
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shelling. Debates concerning the day's events started being covered and discussed on the Pakistani news media.
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in "serious" violence. Political opponents in the parliament blamed one another for the 12 May mayhem. MQM's
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would be held as scheduled in a few months and accused the opposition of showing impatience in that regard.
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transport him out of the airport but Chaudhry refused, indicating that he wished to travel by ground.
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integrity of the armed forces". Under Musharraf's decree, the government amended the
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who had recently filed a petition in the Sindh High Court on 12 May violence.
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directed all city departments including hospitals and fire-brigade to follow "
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on 10 May 2007, the residence of the Supreme Court Bar Association president
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underscored the need for an inquiry into the incidents. An editorial in the
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of Musharraf and hundreds forced their way through a police barricade.
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government to hold their rallies on 12 May 2007. He also said the
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on the day of his suspension. He said that " was under pressure."
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that found Pakistan's intelligence agencies (including the
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announced the closure of all educational institutions as
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of their own against the "politicisation of the issue ".
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Rahim also revealed that the police had arrested former
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1432:"Throngs Attend Speech by Pakistan's Suspended Justice"
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and a sham, and that he could become another victim of
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held the MQM responsible for the attacks in Karachi.
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2009:"A TT to my forehead and a press pass in my pocket"
1461:"Crisis for Musharraf over justice chief's sacking"
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2155:"Karachi violence was planned by govt: lawyers"
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1224:. Chennai, India. Associated Press. 12 May 2007
1043:The Pakistan Paradox:Instability And Resilience
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2281:"Pakistani Leader Assailed for Deadly Clashes"
2128:"Pakistan judge abandons rally after violence"
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1918:"CJ's plane to take off for Karachi at 10am"
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2209:"Shoot-on-sight orders issued to end riots"
2182:Qayum, Khalid; Zamir, Hariz (12 May 2007).
1339:"Pakistan president suspends chief justice"
2482:"Amended PEMRA Ordinance intolerable: PPP"
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1982:"Gunmen open fire at Pak TV channel"
1858:"PIA flights from Karachi disrupted"
1190:"Deadly violence erupts in Pakistan"
1155:"Riots in Karachi leave dozens dead"
491:Opposition plans to welcome Chaudhry
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2630:"Ordeal of freed May 12 petitioner"
2603:"Ordeal of freed May 12 petitioner"
2421:"Former DIG Saleemullah imprisoned"
2043:"Karachi police told to go unarmed"
1630:"Pakistan judge blasts 'dictators'"
1364:Kamran, Mohammad (21 August 2007).
1277:"Why Pakistan cares about Chaudhry"
911:Human Rights Commission of Pakistan
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697:Notice to deport the chief justice
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2792:History of Karachi (1947–present)
2689:Khan, Shujaat Ali (23 May 2007).
2640:from the original on 11 June 2007
2348:PMAP slams MQM, govt for carnage.
2327:"Opposition observes 'black day'"
2041:Syed Shoaib Hasan (15 May 2007).
1304:Kamran, Mohammad (21 June 2006).
1188:Syed Mohsin Naqvi (12 May 2007).
400:Lahore High Court Bar Association
386:Nationwide protests and media ban
2134:from the original on 14 May 2007
2099:Mujahid, Zeeshan (13 May 2012).
2049:from the original on 18 May 2007
1951:"Armed men attack Aaj TV office"
1888:"Trains suspended for six hours"
1806:"CJ route decision today: Malik"
1690:Ansari, Massoud (12 June 2007).
1545:"Massive show of support for CJ"
1196:from the original on 13 May 2007
481:Sindh High Court Bar Association
273:Sindh High Court Bar Association
2153:Mian, Bakhtawar (14 May 2007).
1062:Graham, Stephen (13 May 2007).
831:Arrest of Rana Saleemullah Khan
599:Pakistan International Airlines
2452:"Comment: A state of disarray"
2392:Pathan, Adeel (10 June 2007).
2279:Masood, Salman (13 May 2007).
2234:Masood, Salman (13 May 2007).
1519:"Lahore welcomes ousted judge"
1397:Masood, Salman (13 May 2007).
516:Unrest before Chaudhry's visit
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2450:Rashid, Abbas (2 June 2007).
2427:. 16 May 2007. Archived from
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1894:. 13 May 2007. Archived from
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1751:"Gunmen attack Malik's house"
1517:Plett, Barbara (6 May 2007).
1430:Masood, Salman (7 May 2007).
1337:Husain, Shahid (March 2007).
1041:Christophe Jaffrelot (2016).
605:Chaudhry's arrival in Karachi
237:Pashtunkhwa Milli Awami Party
105:Pashtunkhwa Milli Awami Party
1122:Conflict Dynamics in Karachi
1098:Conflict Dynamics in Karachi
1007:"Karachi's independence day"
963:Jinnah International Airport
670:Violence, carnage and mayhem
581:Jinnah International Airport
561:standard operating procedure
221:Jinnah International Airport
2807:May 2007 events in Pakistan
778:Killing of Syed Hammad Raza
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2812:2007 in Pakistani politics
2007:Zia, Urooj (14 May 2007).
1005:Noorilhuda (6 June 2014).
938:Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry
893:federal interior secretary
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567:City-wide blockades set up
460:Pakistan Muslim League (N)
324:Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry
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294:Pakistan Muslim League (N)
217:Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry
123:Pakistan Muslim League (Q)
61:Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry
885:Syed Mohammad Iqbal Kazmi
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498:Muttahida Qaumi Movement
468:Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
233:Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf
118:Muttahida Qaumi Movement
1244:"MQM Rally 12 May 2007"
643:Business Recorder House
464:Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal
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2802:Race riots in Pakistan
2399:The News International
2304:. Reuters. 14 May 2007
2258:The News International
1692:"The Day Karachi Bled"
973:Pakistan Peoples Party
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840:Dr. Arbab Ghulam Rahim
633:Media offices attacked
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366:forced disappearances
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249:Gen. Pervez Musharraf
158:Mahmood Khan Achakzai
2628:DAWN (14 May 2007).
1498:on 27 September 2007
1345:on 28 September 2007
943:Awami National Party
837:Sindh chief minister
676:Awami National Party
537:The day of the riots
373:protests throughout
354:Missing Persons case
338:, who served as the
332:Pakistan Steel Mills
328:Pakistani government
229:Awami National Party
206:Black Saturday riots
202:12 May Karachi riots
100:Awami National Party
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2762:Politics of Karachi
2106:The Express Tribune
1119:Huma Yusuf (2012).
1095:Huma Yusuf (2012).
922:Anwar Zaheer Jamali
918:Sarmad Jalal Osmany
806:Nationwide protests
758:Mushahid Ullah Khan
296:(PML-N) activists.
265:Muhammad Ali Jinnah
153:Asfandyar Wali Khan
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2240:The New York Times
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