Mustafa Kamal accuses Altaf Hussain Imran Farooq murder case. Former Karachi mayor and Pak Sarzameen Party (PSP) leader Mustafa Kamal has accused MQM founder Altaf Hussain of ordering the killing of senior MQM leader Dr Imran Farooq. Kamal made these allegations during a public statement. Reigniting debate over one of the most high-profile political murder cases involving Pakistani leaders.
Dr Imran Farooq was found murdered in London in 2010. A case that has remain under investigation for years and has drawn international attention. While various developments have taken place in the case. It has continue to be surround by controversy and political claims. Dr Farooq had moved to London in 1999 after a security forces operation against the MQM over allegations of involvement in terrorist activities.
Dr Farooq’s wife, Shumaila Farooq, died in London on December 19 this year. She reportedly suffered from throat cancer. In 2020, an anti-terrorism court in Islamabad convicted three Pakistani nationals for Dr Imran Farooq’s murder. Khalid Shamim, Mohsin Ali and Moazzam Ali, all MQM members, were sentence to life imprisonment. Each was also fine Rs1 million, payable to Dr Farooq’s family. Speaking to the media. Mustafa Kamal alleged that the order for Imran Farooq’s killing came from within the MQM leadership. He claim that internal party conflicts and power struggles led to the murder. Kamal did not present new documentary evidence during his statement but insist that the truth would eventually come to light.
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Political analysts say the renewed accusations could have an impact on Pakistan’s political discourse, especially among former MQM supporters. They also stress that allegations must be addressed through courts and legal institutions rather than public statements.
The killing of Imran Farooq remains a sensitive issue, and observers believe that any final conclusions should be based on judicial findings rather than political claims.