STREET CRIMES IN KARACHI




well as far as my humble knoladge is concern of this significant issue is that street crime in karachi.after having a glane of this situation i would like to mention some vital points in my mind firstly i would like to sy that it is increasing day by day in karachi it is really cause on we face in our bigest city. there are lots of reasons behind of this cause such as ,lack of education,unempolyment.in my opinion our government dont provides any job for unaweare people who grew up in sub_humen condition.people have been very frustrated from about government policies so thay want some thing new and they are very curries of thier future....

AVERAGE 55 MOBILE PHONE SNATCHED..(DAILY)
AVERAGE 25 MOTOR CYCLE SNATCHED OR STOLEN.. (DAILY)
AVERAGE 36 CARS STOLEN OR SNATCHED..(DAILY)
AVERAGE 18 PERSONS LOST THEIR LIFES..(DAILY)


IT TOO IRRITATING....................
NO PRECAUTIONS,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

JUST ALLAH BE SAFE TO ALL..
AMEEN
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Pakistan’s Supreme Court announced on Thursday that its building was off-limits to anyone without "legal business." Holidays for police personnel have been cancelled and police checkpoints have been augmented.
The latest in a chain of attacks in recent weeks happened on Thursday, Oct. 22, when two gunmen riding motorcycles opened fire in broad daylight on an army jeep, killing senior military officer Brigadier Ahmed Moinuddin and his driver. The officer was deputy commander of the U.N. peacekeeping forces in Sudan, and had returned to Pakistan in recent days because of family affairs.Authorities believe that many of the bombings in Pakistan that have taken the lives of many civilians are being planned by Al-Qaeda and Taliban militants in the lawless tribal region of South Waziristan, where the Pakistani army started an offensive on Oct. 17. Officials say more than 120,000 civilians have now fled the war zone. Difficult terrain, mines and fierce clashes have slowed Pakistan’s advance, and officials admit the offensive could take longer than expected.

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