Eid security: 32 suspects arrested in Karachi
13 different types of weapons and two vehicles were seized from the suspects.
KARACHI:
Ahead of Eidul Azha, 32 suspects were arrested from Karachi during raids in the last 48 hours, Express 24/7 reported on Sunday. Thirteen different types of weapons and two vehicles were also seized from the suspects.
The areas where the suspects were apprehended include Suleman Farsi society, Jumma Goth, Kati Pahari, Faqira Goth, Abul Hassan Isphani Road, Nayaabad and Maripur Road.
Rangers were on guard across the city ahead of Eid. Ranger’s officials said that they have devised a comprehensive security plan for Eidul Azha along with other law enforcing agencies.
As reported earlier, customers visiting cattle markets in other cities are concerned over the absence of security personnel in crowded places.
A visit to different cattle markets of Peshawar revealed that the police officials are yet to be deployed in these markets, even when the sale of cattle is in full swing.
“Peshawar is a sensitive area which has witnessed several acts of violence in the past and the absence of police in such a crowded place is a serious matter,” said Gul Rehman, a customer at the market.
“The police should tighten the security in the entire city to avoid any untoward incident during Eid holidays,” he added.
Ahead of Eidul Azha, 32 suspects were arrested from Karachi during raids in the last 48 hours, Express 24/7 reported on Sunday. Thirteen different types of weapons and two vehicles were also seized from the suspects.
The areas where the suspects were apprehended include Suleman Farsi society, Jumma Goth, Kati Pahari, Faqira Goth, Abul Hassan Isphani Road, Nayaabad and Maripur Road.
Rangers were on guard across the city ahead of Eid. Ranger’s officials said that they have devised a comprehensive security plan for Eidul Azha along with other law enforcing agencies.
As reported earlier, customers visiting cattle markets in other cities are concerned over the absence of security personnel in crowded places.
A visit to different cattle markets of Peshawar revealed that the police officials are yet to be deployed in these markets, even when the sale of cattle is in full swing.
“Peshawar is a sensitive area which has witnessed several acts of violence in the past and the absence of police in such a crowded place is a serious matter,” said Gul Rehman, a customer at the market.
“The police should tighten the security in the entire city to avoid any untoward incident during Eid holidays,” he added.