The statement of Pakistan based Lyari Gangster Uzair Baluch are so shocking that its revelations not only took the Pakistani nation by surprise and they were shocked to see what extent the relationship between the 2 neighboring countries can go who are bound by religionThis exposed the Iranian Mullah regime plan to export their type of Islam "Shia and Sunni" both are brothers which sprang from common things but the aggressive designs of both Saudi-Arabia spreading "Wahabi Islam" and the Iranian regime spreading Shiaism has weakened entire Pakistan by cutting them into 2 halves.Iran's influence among the Shia community and the Terrorist organization working under the traitor Altaf Hussain who is an absconder.Let us at the moment concentrate on Uzair Baluch's only who he is and how he becomes so prominent among the PPP and How he become a Gangster and finally his relationship with Iran.
The statement of Pakistan based Lyari Gangster Uzair Baluch are so shocking that its revelations not only took the Pakistani nation by surprise and they were shocked to see what extent the relationship between the 2 neighboring countries can go who are bound by religion
This exposed the Iranian Mullah regime plan to export their type of Islam "Shia and Sunni" both are brothers which sprang from common things but the aggressive designs of both Saudi-Arabia spreading "Wahabi Islam" and the Iranian regime spreading Shiaism has weakened entire Pakistan by cutting them into 2 halves.
Iran's influence among the Shia community and the Terrorist organization working under the traitor Altaf Hussain who is an absconder.
Let us at the moment concentrate on Uzair Baluch's only who he is and how he becomes so prominent among the PPP and How he become a Gangster and finally his relationship with Iran.
Uzair Baluch
Uzair Jan Baloch was born on 11 January 1979 in Lyari Karachi His father, Faiz Muhammad (known as Faizu Mama), was a transporter who originated from Iranian Baluchistan Some members of his family live in Iran and hold dual Iranian-Pakistani citizenship. In 2006, Uzair fled to Iran while escaping an operation against Lyari's street gangs. There, he obtained an Iranian Passport and National Identity Card. In around 2010, his Iranian documents expired and he renewed them.
Uzair Jan Baloch was born on 11 January 1979 in Lyari Karachi His father, Faiz Muhammad (known as Faizu Mama), was a transporter who originated from Iranian Baluchistan Some members of his family live in Iran and hold dual Iranian-Pakistani citizenship.
In 2006, Uzair fled to Iran while escaping an operation against Lyari's street gangs. There, he obtained an Iranian Passport and National Identity Card. In around 2010, his Iranian documents expired and he renewed them.
Begining of Carrier
Baloch started off his career in politics as an independent candidate in the 2001 municipal elections for Lyari's mayorship but lost to Habib Hassan of the Pakistan Peoples Party. In 2003, his father was kidnapped for ransom and brutally murdered by Arshad Pappu, son of the Lyari drug lord Haji Lalu. This is said to have marked Uzair's foray into organized crime, as he set out to avenge his father's murder. He initially pursued his father's murder case in courts but received threats from Lalu's gang. Arshad Pappu happened to be a rival of gangster Rahman Dakait, Uzair's first cousin, with the two involved in a bitter conflict over land and drugs in Lyari His cousin Rehman invited him to join his gang, and while Uzair initially refused, he later acquiesced as they shared a common enemy. Members of the two gangs started killing each other, with casualties reaching the hundreds.
Baloch started off his career in politics as an independent candidate in the 2001 municipal elections for Lyari's mayorship but lost to Habib Hassan of the Pakistan Peoples Party.
In 2003, his father was kidnapped for ransom and brutally murdered by Arshad Pappu, son of the Lyari drug lord Haji Lalu.
This is said to have marked Uzair's foray into organized crime, as he set out to avenge his father's murder. He initially pursued his father's murder case in courts but received threats from Lalu's gang. Arshad Pappu happened to be a rival of gangster Rahman Dakait, Uzair's first cousin, with the two involved in a bitter conflict over land and drugs in Lyari His cousin Rehman invited him to join his gang, and while Uzair initially refused, he later acquiesced as they shared a common enemy. Members of the two gangs started killing each other, with casualties reaching the hundreds.
The killing of Rahman Dakait
In 2009, Dakait was killed during a shootout with police and Uzair Baloch took over his gang. In 2013, Arshad Pappu and his brother Yasir Arafat were eventually kidnapped by Uzair's gang, tortured and beheaded. Their corpses were paraded before being burnt, and the ashes dumped in a sewer. Uzair Baloch and his associate Baba Ladla reportedly played football with the severed heads.The Friday Times quoted Baloch as having said: "It is karma – what goes around comes around", referring to the avenging of his father's murder
In 2009, Dakait was killed during a shootout with police and Uzair Baloch took over his gang. In 2013, Arshad Pappu and his brother Yasir Arafat were eventually kidnapped by Uzair's gang, tortured and beheaded. Their corpses were paraded before being burnt, and the ashes dumped in a sewer. Uzair Baloch and his associate Baba Ladla reportedly played football with the severed heads.
The Friday Times quoted Baloch as having said: "It is karma – what goes around comes around", referring to the avenging of his father's murder
Uzair Baluch as Iranian Spy Agent
Another revelation in the report was regarding Baloch’s alleged espionage activities. Baloch disclosed that he obtained a fake birth certificate of Iran in the late 1980s with the help of his aunt, who was a dual Pakistan-Iranian citizen and in 2006 managed to obtain his Iranian identity card and passport. In 2014, when Baloch was residing with a friend in the Iranian port city of Chabahar, one Haji Nasir offered to arrange a meeting between Baloch and Iranian intelligence officers.
A meeting with one such intelligence officer was subsequently arranged in which Baloch “was asked to provide certain information about armed forces officials besides general security environment of the city”, the report said. “The accused is found involved in espionage activities by providing secret information/sketches regarding Army installations and officials to foreign agents (Iranian intelligence officers) which is a violation of Official Secrets Act, 1923,” the JIT wrote in its findings.
This report is built on actual Facts but the resulting consequences of its Publishing will tarnish the image of Iran in Pakistan their connections with Anti-Pakistan elements and their relations with Indian spy Agency raw will further finish relations between the two neighbors.
Let us see
Another revelation in the report was regarding Baloch’s alleged espionage activities. Baloch disclosed that he obtained a fake birth certificate of Iran in the late 1980s with the help of his aunt, who was a dual Pakistan-Iranian citizen and in 2006 managed to obtain his Iranian identity card and passport. In 2014, when Baloch was residing with a friend in the Iranian port city of Chabahar, one Haji Nasir offered to arrange a meeting between Baloch and Iranian intelligence officers.
A meeting with one such intelligence officer was subsequently arranged in which Baloch “was asked to provide certain information about armed forces officials besides general security environment of the city”, the report said. “The accused is found involved in espionage activities by providing secret information/sketches regarding Army installations and officials to foreign agents (Iranian intelligence officers) which is a violation of Official Secrets Act, 1923,” the JIT wrote in its findings.
This report is built on actual Facts but the resulting consequences of its Publishing will tarnish the image of Iran in Pakistan their connections with Anti-Pakistan elements and their relations with Indian spy Agency raw will further finish relations between the two neighbors.
Let us see
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