However, after the video went viral on social media and news channels also aired it, Pasha recorded another video in which he apologised for the shooting incident and claimed that he was not issuing a challenge to police or to the Rangers, apparently realising that the ambiguity in the video could lead the viewers to conclude that he was addressing the law enforcers. In the second video, he clarified that the challenge was addressed to a person who had been involved in the murder of his father. Sindh Home Minister Sohail Anwar Siyal later took notice of the incident and ordered police to arrest Pasha after the video went viral.
Published in Daily Times, March 1st 2018.
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