Seven Shia Muslims hurt in attack of Wahabi terrorists in Khairpur

 According to the News Correspondent,  the armed Wabahi terrorists attacked a shia shopkeeper listening the Noha’s at Mir Ali Bazar at Khairpur and brutally tortured him. The residents of areas were assembled outside Punj-Gala near at the Police Station in protest against the Wahabi terrorists attack on Shia Shopkeeper and demanding of the Police to register the FIR against the culprits but Police refused to register the FIR against the terrorists of outlawed outfits.

The enraged protestors then staged the protest demonstration against the biased attitude of police and blocked the road, where the more than 200 activists of outlawed terrorists outfit stormed the protestors at Main Street with bamboo sticks and opened the straight fire on the peaceful protestor’s, which hurt seven Shia Muslims.

The eye witnesses said that the biased administration of Khairpur Police remained silent spectator in the attack of Wahabi terrorists on peaceful Shia protestors adding that seven Azadar’s were critically injured in the attack of Wahabi terrorists.

The situation turned very tense in the city after armed attack of Wahabi terrorists  and police fire tear gas to disburse the protestors, when they were retaliate the Wahabi terrorists. Rangers were called on to handle the worsening situation.

Police told media that the situation turned very bad after exchange of harsh words between two young men.

Majlis-e-Wehdat Muslameen (MWM) Sindh Joint secretary Abbas Zaidi condemned the attack on Azadar’s by the Wahabi terrorists and said that some police officials patronage the terrorists to sabotage the atmosphere of Khairpur.

he demanded of the immediate arrest of the culprits involved in the attack on Azadar’s and registration of FIR against the terrorists and warned that they would stage protest and adopt all the measures if government will not register the FIR.

He said that Sindh is a land of followers of Ahlulbait (as), who promoted peace and love saying that some settlers from other provinces involved in the sectarian violence in Khairpur.