IB deputy director shot dead in Karachi

Raza succumbed to his injuries at Abbasi Shaheed hospital.


Web Desk July 07, 2012

KARACHI: A Deputy Director of the Intelligence Bureau was shot dead by unknown assailants in Liaquatabad area of Karachi on Saturday night, Express News reported.

According to details, unidentified assailants on a motorcycle fired on the officer, when he was going towards his house after parking his car, fatally wounding him.

Identified as Qamar Raza, the officer was rushed to Abbasi Shaheed hospital in critical condition.

Even as doctors administered treatment, he succumbed to his injuries.

Earlier in July, a Crime Investigation Department (CID) officer was shot dead.

CID sub-inspector Ghufran Amin was shot dead near his house in Pathan Colony. He was the third CID officer to have been killed in a month.

The police said that Amin’s murder was part of an ongoing series of revenge killings of police officers taking action against target killers and extortionists.

COMMENTS (7)

Mr. Honest | 11 years ago | Reply

This shows the complete failure of this government on law and order. How should a common man feel when police and intelligence officers, who are responsible for protecting people are being killed like this??? Killing an IB or Police official can be done by someone who doesnt care about any repurcussions, who has either very long hands or who is an utter extremist as is the case of taliban and other religious militant outfits... In Karachi it seems more to be politically and ethnically motivated. Very sad and bad. Shame on this government.

Humayun ali | 11 years ago | Reply

@Syed: They want us to think in terms of Shia and Sunni. We have thought on these lines for so long that anyone seems to believe he can take advantage using this divide. God Bless Pakistan, God Bless Karachi

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