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Kidnapping for ransom a must to win homeland: GM Syed
KARACHI. June 28 : A separatist Pakistani politician said on Thursday his followers had no choice but to kidnap people for ransom in their campaign for an Independent homeland in the southern province of Sind, reports Reuter.
"Kidnapping for ransom to buy arms Is the beginning of our struggle." declared Jtye Sind Movement (JSM) leader G M Syed, giving unprecedented public support for the frequent abductions in the volatile province.
Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif said earlier In the day that turmoil in Sind posed a major challenge to his eightmonth-old government and could harm his economic reform plans
But Syed. 88, told Reuter : “The Sind his have no choice but to kidnap people, take ransom and buy arms to wage a
struggle for independence. We want Azadi (liberation), we want autonomy . . we want sovereignty."
Sind province Chief Jam Sadiq All blames most violence on opposition leader Benazir Bhuttos Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) which, in turn, accuses him of using it as an excuse to crack down on political opponents
More than 1.500 people have been killed in Sind since 1986. many of them in ethnic and political violence involving native Sind his. migrants from India and Afghan refugees.
AFP adds : A powerful bomb exploded in the busiest bazaar in the Pakistani capital today slightly injuring one man. police said
The bomb went off in a make-shift bazaar held In the city every week to offer goods such as fish, meat and vegeta-
bles at below market prices.
The bomb was planted near fruit crates and watermelons along the outer wall of the enclave known as Jumma Bazaar. Afghan refugees sell rugs and carpets In the area.
Police wet 2 questioning some Afghans but no arrest was made, they said.
Exploding with a deafening noise when the morning crowd had thronged the bazaar, the bomb which was heard several kilometers away caused panic and many shoppers and vendors fled for safety
"Luckily it did not caufce much damage." a police officer said, adding that only one man who received sharpncl injuries was taken to local hospital where his condition was reported out of danger
The explosion was the first
in J umma Bazaar where security is usually tight It follows a new wave of murders, robberies and bank hold-ups in the capital.
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif earlier ordered the transfer of Islamabad's Police chief for his alleged failure to check crimes in the capital. The order came after this week's murder of the wife of an intelligence department official by unidentified assailants.
Meanwhile in the Punjab capital Lahore, residents continued protests against Wednesday's slaughtering of 13 members of a businessman's family. Shops and commercial centres tn Pakistan's second biggest city were closed and thousands of slogan-chanting people attended the mass funeral Thursday.
Sharif sent federal intelligence teams to Lahore to trace the culprits.
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