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KARACHI: The Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) boycotted the in-camera briefing in the Sindh Assembly on the Law and order situation in Karachi for the second day on Friday, DawnNews reported.

The MQM lawmakers protested in the Sindh Assembly premises and shouted slogans.

The decision to boycott the PA session was taken in the meeting of the party's coordination committees in London and Karachi.

Earlier on Thursday, MQM's provincial legislators had staged a walk-out from an in-camera session of the Sindh Assembly on Thursday over what it called a move by the government to withdraw cases against members of the banned People’s Amn Committee.

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