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 Murder case filed against Sindh Home Minister
 Updated at: 2059 PST,  Friday, July 03, 2009
Murder case filed against Sindh Home Minister KARACHI: A murder case has been filed court orders against Sindh Home Minister Zulfiqar Mirza.

According to DIG East Karachi, a case has been registered at Sohrab Goth Police Station on charges of murder on the directive of court.

Sources said, TPO Gadap Town has also been nominated in the case. The court took the action on the application submitted after the killing of a worker of Sindh Tarraqi Pasand Party, sources added.
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