<p>Pakistan police today said that enmity between two factions of a local tribe led to the shooting incident at a rally organised by the PPP in which seven people, including a journalist, were killed.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Yesterday, a group of gunmen opened fire at the rally organised by Pakistan People's Party (PPP) at Khairpur in Sindh province which was to be addressed by MP Nafisa Shah.<br /><br />DIG Ameer Shaikh told the media that the incident occurred because of enmity between two groups of the Janwari tribe. Some of the gunmen have been identified, police said.<br /><br />Witnesses said a journalist and six PPP activists were among those killed in the shooting in Sardoro Janwari village.<br /><br />Ten others were injured, including three reporters and an official of the local municipality.<br /><br />Shah, the daughter of Sindh Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah, told reporters that the attack was "pre-planned" and carried out with "some political motives".<br /><br />The incident caused tension in Khairpur city and nearby areas. All shops and markets closed soon after the shooting.<br /><br />Shah, who escaped unhurt from the incident, is a member of the National Assembly or lower house of parliament and a former mayor of Khairpur district. She is a campaigner for women's rights and a member of several parliamentary committees.</p>
<p>Pakistan police today said that enmity between two factions of a local tribe led to the shooting incident at a rally organised by the PPP in which seven people, including a journalist, were killed.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Yesterday, a group of gunmen opened fire at the rally organised by Pakistan People's Party (PPP) at Khairpur in Sindh province which was to be addressed by MP Nafisa Shah.<br /><br />DIG Ameer Shaikh told the media that the incident occurred because of enmity between two groups of the Janwari tribe. Some of the gunmen have been identified, police said.<br /><br />Witnesses said a journalist and six PPP activists were among those killed in the shooting in Sardoro Janwari village.<br /><br />Ten others were injured, including three reporters and an official of the local municipality.<br /><br />Shah, the daughter of Sindh Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah, told reporters that the attack was "pre-planned" and carried out with "some political motives".<br /><br />The incident caused tension in Khairpur city and nearby areas. All shops and markets closed soon after the shooting.<br /><br />Shah, who escaped unhurt from the incident, is a member of the National Assembly or lower house of parliament and a former mayor of Khairpur district. She is a campaigner for women's rights and a member of several parliamentary committees.</p>