PPP’s Sindh Govt surrenders to banned takfiri terrorist group

Pakistan Peoples Party’s Sindh Government has surrendered to the illegitimate demands of the banned takfiri nasbi terrorist group Sipah-e-Sahaba whose renamed version ASWJ was also proscribed by the federal government.

Police and rangers have arrested 16 notorious takfiri nasbi terrorists of said groups in their targeted operation in Karachi and some of the notorious takfiri terrorists were killed in shootout with police and rangers.

Infamous ferocious takfiri nasbi terrorist Aurangzeb Farooqi brought the pro-takfiri Deobandi fanatics on main M.A. Jinnah Road to stage a sit-in where they kept raising provocative slogans and making hate-speeches against Shia Muslims.

Shia Muslims residing in nearby Shia-majority areas patiently watched all this being happened under the nose of PPP’s Sindh Government whose police and federal government’s rangers’ cops were ordered to provide security for the illegal mob who should have been detained for their hate-speeches and provocative slogans.

Bowing to the terrorists on Tuesday night, Sindh Government announced the suspension of an efficient Sunni police official who had taken due legal action against the fleeing takfiri terrorists. On Wednesday, the takfiri ringleaders were welcomed at Sindh Secretariat where Home Secretary formally gave assurance to meet all the demands of the takfiri nasbi terrorists.

Shia Muslims have censured the PPP Chairman Bilawal and his father co-Chairman Asif Zardari for their hypocritical policy against the takfiri terrorists. They said that either they should side with the terrorists or the victims and choose between these two categories. Otherwise, it would not be acceptable for the victims that they see the hypocrites in the government in the name of victims of terrorism.

A Shia party has announced to stage a rally to register peaceful protest against what the takfiris did in their sit-in. Shiites say that the PPP government should punish the takfiri terrorists and fanatics for their anti-Shia slogans and provocative actions during their sit-in.