sabzvari造句

• Doctors who examined his body said Sabzvari was tortured to death.
• Sabzvari's death heightened tensions among Karachi's 12 million population.
• The immigrant group said that Sabzvari, 35, had never had heart problems.
• Police accused Sabzvari of a long list of crimes, including murder and arson.
• Eyewitnesses told The Associated Press that the body of the rebel leader, Aslam Sabzvari, was badly mauled.
• Police who arrested Sabzvari on Thursday claimed he suffered a heart attack early Friday morning and died on his way to the hospital.
• Shoaib Bukhari, another rebel leader, said Sabzvari's death could delay peace talks with government officials that were scheduled to begin Sunday.
• Deen Mohammed Baloch, senior superintendent of police in Karachi's central district, said Sabzvari had died of a heart attack early Friday.
• He said Sabzvari, who was in his 30s, had been sought on several charges of " murder and acts of terrorism ."
• The MQM has said the extended strike, which will last until Monday, was in mourning for Aslam Sabzvari, who died early Friday, hours after being arrested.
• Bukhari said Sabzvari's body, which was brought to Karachi's Jinnah Hospital by police on Friday, was covered with wounds that he said were caused by torture.
• To protest Sabzvari's death, rebels extended the weekly two-day shutdown of all businesses in Karachi to four days . It said Sabzvari's funeral would be held Monday, the last day of the strike.
• To protest Sabzvari's death, rebels extended the weekly two-day shutdown of all businesses in Karachi to four days . It said Sabzvari's funeral would be held Monday, the last day of the strike.
• The Edhi Trust, an independent charity organization which operates an ambulance service, said Sabzvari's body was brought to its morgue by police after being released Friday from Jinnah Hospital, where doctors confirmed he had died from " severe torture ."
• The death of Aslam Sabzvari, a senior leader of the Mohajir Qaumi Movement, threatened to escalate violence in Karachi, Pakistan's largest city, where more than 1, 000 people have been killed this year in fighting between the heavily armed militants and security forces.
• "We have Sabzvari's corpse . . . . It's right eye has been gouged out, the left hand has been drilled, a torn metal wire sticks out of the back and there is dried blood all over the nose and ears, as if from internal injuries, " said a source at the Edhi Trust who requested anonymity.