Muhajir Qaumi Movement Pakistan (MQM-P) Chairman Afaq Ahmed has been granted bail in all cases and was released from Karachi Central Jail on Tuesday, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
Upon his release, Afaq Ahmed avoided media interaction and quietly left the prison premises.
Surrounded by tight security and accompanied by a large number of party workers, he was escorted away from the jail. Due to security concerns, the exact location of his departure has not been disclosed.
The party workers expressed concerns that their leader might face re-arrest in what they allege could be another politically motivated case.
Earlier this month, Afaq was arrested in connection with arson cases in Karachi’s Awami Colony and Landhi areas, where unidentified individuals set cargo trucks on fire.
Afaq Ahmed was taken into custody on 11 February, following reports of three cargo vehicles and a water tanker being torched in different areas of Karachi, including Sharifabad and Surjani Town.
The police presented him in court seeking physical remand, which was denied by the ATC.