The body of a 20-year-old factory worker was recovered from Nishtar Basti, while an auto workshop owner was killed at Qasba Mor in a firing incident.
Meanwhile, an intelligence agency arrested four suspected banned organization members allegedly plotting terrorist attacks and recovered arms and ammunition among other things from Lines Area in Karachi.
In a separate incident, a bus carrying 25 factory workers was fired upon by unidentified assailants after the owners of the factory refused to give extortion money, police said.
Two of the workers were injured in the incident that took place on Manghopir Road.
A suspected robber was also killed in a police encounter in the Patel Para area of the city.
Earlier, around 10 people were gunned down in the city on Tuesday, including Karachi Metropolitan Corporation’s education director Mohammad Shamim Khan.
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@Kanwal: Don't complain if ~10 people get killed each day in Karachi which is a city of 20 million people. So if 10 people get killed each day, it will take more than 5000 years to get all of us killed, which is impossible. So chill, and keep supporting liberal forces like PPP, MQM, and ANP, or anyone of them as per your preference.
And the city keeps bleeding..ww wake up now or we die. Probably already dead..
@Liberal:
Sorry ! not hard enough.If these liberals could implement the SC recommendations, these senseless killings would have stopped much earlier.Why such killings not witnessed during 8 years of MQM rule ?
Yes this has nothing to do with Malala. Karachi is governed by a liberal coalition comprising of PPP, MQM, and ANP which is working hard. Had it not been these liberal parties Taliban would have been attacking schools in Karachi too. We should start operation in North Waziristan as soon as possible.
@shariq: situation in Karachi can only be corrected by karachi walas, If you people correct your perceptions and get up against violence then only it will vanish otherwise i see no end .
@shariq:
Malala has nothing to do with such killings.The SC order on Karachi..please read before commenting.Beside, it is said many times by the political elites that it is turf war.PPP, ANP & MQM...all want to exert their power & in the bargain poor people are getting killed.If SC order & recommendation was adhered to, the situation would have been different TODAY.But the govt & its allied partners are not interested to follow SC order / recommendations same way as Baluchistan....
What has this to do with Malala? It is exactly this kind of mentality, deliberately confusing to separate things which has lead to confused state and lack of action on part of Pakistani state.
where are Mlala lovers - any comment on please on our city situation - Are we are equal serious with our homeland or just follow the white skin ORDERS