KARACHI: Sindh Assembly on Friday unanimously passed a resolution condemning the May 12 carnage, marking 10 years to the incident in which over two dozen people were killed and scores injured in the provincial metropolis.

Senior Provincial Minister Nisar Khuhro while speaking on his presented resolution over May 12 said that the day was the most unfortunate as at one end people were getting killed while the police were playing the role of silent spectator.

He said that the people were killed only because they were heading to Airport to welcome someone, further adding that a curfew should have been immediately imposed in view of the precarious situation in the metropolis, however, the military dictator at that time, Pervez Musharraf, called the bloodbath – his show of power.

Meanwhile, MQM- Pakistan leader Faisal Sabzwari demanded that a judicial commission should be constituted to probe the incident of May 12, 2007, in which many citizens, including 14 workers of Muttahida Qaumi Movement were killed.

He added that the party wants the issue to be investigated rather than being content with a resolution on the incident.

"The series of indiscriminate fire started from Patel Para [area of Karachi]," he said while speaking about a MQM rally that was underway in the area on May 12, 2007.

"There were many people, including women and children, who dispersed during the firing, some got injured, while others were killed."

The firing in Patel Para was probably the beginning of the May 12 bloodshed, Sabzwari maintained while speaking in the Sindh Assembly.

"It was an unfortunate day," the MQM-Pakistan leader said. "The peace and politics of the city all were affected on that day, but the party which suffered the most harmed was the one which is the major stakeholder in the city's politics – MQM."

While hinting at possible suspects, Sabzwari said the car of Pakistan Peoples Party's leader Sherry Rehman was surrounded by armed men – who could be her guards –"But there was another minister's vehicle, the boot of which was being stuffed with weapons."

Sabzwari maintained that not only for those killed in the May 12 carnage, justice should also be provided for those who lost their lives when the city came under attack on the day PPP leader Benazir Bhutto was martyred.