Karachi law and order: SC orders arrest of men who killed 162 people
Larger bench rejects the report filed by Sindh police.
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Mixed priorities
If we were hoping for some relief through a caretaker government, we have been sadly mistaken.
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7-day ultimatum: SC orders dismantling of Karachi no-go areas
SHOs were asked to say in writing that their jurisdictions did not have any such areas.
Eliminate all Karachi no-go areas in a week: SC
Once police and rangers take severe action against criminals, the crime rate will go down says CJ.
Rangers arrest over 200 men from an allegedly no-go area
Rangers spokesperson said that 184 of the detainees were released after interrogation.
Order in the court, disorder on the streets
The law enforcers have now been given 15 days to clear out all no-go areas.
In the heart of darkness: ‘Halt! Who goes there?’
Lyari’s residents say their relatives don’t come to the area as they fear being interrogated.
Where law enforcers fear to tread: A stranger in a strange land
Going to Pakhtunabad, you must have the name of the person you wish to visit and the purpose of the meeting.
Where law enforcers fear to tread: The entry fee for these spots of Karachi may be your life
Imposing the writ of the state in these areas is quite a challenge for the police, Rangers.
Post-retirement service: 13 police officials removed on SC order
In October 2012, the apex court had ordered to cancel appointments on contract.
Karachi violence case: SC orders Sindh IG, Rangers DG to fall on no-go areas from today
Judges question why DG Rangers has failed to appear two days in a row.
Control Karachi violence in 15 days: Supreme Court
Political parties should expel all members involved in terrorist activities, Court says.
CM boasts of making Karachi’s crime rates go down by 40%, reducing killings by 23%
Qaim Ali Shah’s five-year performance report rejected by opposition.
Security woes: Military chiefs raise red flag over Karachi unrest
Urge political parties to back deweaponisation plan, express concern over failure to prosecute alleged target killers.
‘If the administration is not in order, how can the killers be arrested?'
Court grills law enforcers, seeks details of target killings since November 2011.
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