Karachi violence suo motu: IG finally admits no-go areas exist
Supreme Court rejects claim that police have ‘cleared’ inaccessible localities, sticks to its one-week deadline.
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These unmarked maps of Karachi are no better than wallpaper, say judges
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One question from judge decimates long-winded police report
Have you seen any decline in crime, asks Justice Khilji.
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Calls it a major trigger point for lawlessness in city.
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Hearing adjourned till October 31.
Karachi unrest case: SC displeased with Sindh government report
SC orders for removal of blockades on roads across city, including those at Bilawal House.
Court lexicon: Key verdict terminology, self-explained
The verbose document, however, went to great lengths to explain key terms.
Major players offer a mixed reaction to judgment
PPP, JI ‘disappointed’, MQM and ANP feel verdict was ‘balanced’.
Analysis: Within its domain, SC gives fair decision
If the government, police and rangers can act transparently, it would help in weeding out criminal elements.
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