Taking control: Locals attack suspect after Karachi explosion injures 6
The suspect is in a daze and not in his senses, says Express News correspondent.
The police officials got the suspect free off the angry residents after considerable effort. PHOTO: EXPRESS
KARACHI:
Bilal Colony residents on Thursday caught a man who allegedly threw explosives in the area which injured six people, including three children, Express News reported.
Local residents started throwing stones at the alleged suspects who were astride a motorbike, causing one of the suspects to fall. The other suspect managed to flee.
The residents went on to attack the alleged suspect with full force while the police officials tried to free him from the mob.
DSP Qasim Ghauri said the attacked suspect will be investigated after he is treated in the hospital, claiming that his condition is critical.
"Efforts will be made to arrest other people involved," said the police official.
"The suspect is in a daze and not in his senses," said Express News correspondent Naeem Khanzada.
The explosion occurred near a snooker club where children were gathered.
The injured were shifted to Jinnah hospital for treatment.
Bilal Colony residents on Thursday caught a man who allegedly threw explosives in the area which injured six people, including three children, Express News reported.
Local residents started throwing stones at the alleged suspects who were astride a motorbike, causing one of the suspects to fall. The other suspect managed to flee.
The residents went on to attack the alleged suspect with full force while the police officials tried to free him from the mob.
DSP Qasim Ghauri said the attacked suspect will be investigated after he is treated in the hospital, claiming that his condition is critical.
"Efforts will be made to arrest other people involved," said the police official.
"The suspect is in a daze and not in his senses," said Express News correspondent Naeem Khanzada.
The explosion occurred near a snooker club where children were gathered.
The injured were shifted to Jinnah hospital for treatment.