Bottom line
Intent matters.
Because it explains repetition.
Because it predicts behavior.
Because without confronting why Dr. Imran Farooq was killed, politics learns the wrong lesson: that fear works.
It shouldn’t.
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Was Dr. Imran Farooq killed on Altaf Hussain’s orders—and why? An evidence-based analysis of motive, intent, court findings, and the political message behind MQM’s most consequential murder.
Intent matters.
Because it explains repetition.
Because it predicts behavior.
Because without confronting why Dr. Imran Farooq was killed, politics learns the wrong lesson: that fear works.
It shouldn’t.
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