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Shehla Raza fears bloodshed over Mustafa diatribe

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KARACHI: Syeda Shehla Raza, Deputy Speaker of Sindh Assembly, expressed the fears that Mustafa Kamal’s actions could spark bloodshed in Karachi.

Ms Raza said that there was bloodshed in Karachi whenever MQM faced internal splits.

To a question, she noted that Mustafa Kamal had been targeting MQM chief only.

“There could be dreadful consequences of Mustafa Kamal’s extraordinary activities,” she warned. NNI

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