Crime graph in city moves up, citizens mugged every day

City News Oct, 12 2022
Crime graph in city moves up, citizens mugged every day
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KARACHI: Karachi citizens have been braving soaring crime rate for past many days and every passing day city of light is reporting incidents of robbery and killings. As per details, in an incident near North Nazimabad block A, a citizen (40) was injured during snatching attempt and was then shifted to Abbasi Shaheed Hospital. Meanwhile, another citizen (22) was injured near Nagan Chowrangi.

As per details, mugging incidents have been on rise and as per an estimate, miscreants have killed nearly 89 Karachiites this year. City has been witnessing crime scenes on a daily basis and people are being mugged of their personal belongings.

Police force of more than 35 thousand completely failed to control dacoits and cases are not even registered just to cover up crimes. Police department has shared that an average of 279 people are being targeted daily in Karachi. Law enforcement authorities have been playing deaf and mute towards grave issue and people are braving increasing crime rate amid rising inflation in country.

Published in The Daily National Courier, October, 13 2022

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