Overnight bloodshed in Karachi claims 7 lives
Seven people were gunned down in separate shooting incidents in Liaqatabad, Delhi Colony, Haji Camp, Hub checkpoint and near the Radio Pakistan building.
Police and Rangers have arrested 25 people on suspicion in a joint search operation in Gulistan-e-Johar.
The operation was carried out on the directions of Interior Minister Rehman Malik who also took Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) and Awami National Party (ANP) leaders into confidence over the operation.
Governor Sindh Dr Ishratul-Ibad has left for London to meet the MQM leadership and brief them on the situation in Sindh.
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@tanvir akhtar: Marna hai kya bhai, everyone knows who hijacked the city and still destroying peace since 1980s. That has problem with everyone at any where. Who resists is blamed as terrorist.
@Salman Orangiwala: and who is resisting by force ???
WoW. Its like Ramadan has absolutely no meaning.
@ Muz , are you from Muzammbique dude ?
Go to Rabia city and you will find out who have forcefully occupied the six hundred flats and trying to get a hold out there by force ?
@ tanvir: MQM obviously. but we cannot spare PPP and ANP though..
does anyone dare name the party behind all these target killings and bhatta khori?
When this violance shall come to an end? Dont it clearly shows that every political party seems to have some share in these violance and shifting the responsibility on the other's shoulder. For God sake now we cannot afford further bloodshed and this battle should come to an end. I request all Karachietes to think seriously over it and use their influence to overcome this issue.