The spotlight is now on the authorities as they face mounting pressure to restore law and order in the area.
Karachi: A recent report by Muhammad Sohail Khan, the Finance Secretary of Pakistan Muslim League (N) Karachi Division, has brought to light a concerning situation in Quaidabad Malir. According to Khan, the area is experiencing a surge in criminal activities including the sale of gutka, gambling, drug trafficking, and other unlawful acts. Khan accuses the local police station, Shah Latif, of negligence, alleging that they have failed to address the rampant crime wave effectively.
Incidents of theft, robbery, and mobile phone snatching have become increasingly common, prompting urgent calls for action. Khan has called upon Chief Minister Sindh, IG Police Sindh, DIG, and SSP Malir to intervene immediately and take decisive measures to curb the illicit activities in Quaidabad Malir.
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The spotlight is now on the authorities as they face mounting pressure to restore law and order in the area and put an end to the escalating tide of crime. Residents and community leaders are anxiously awaiting swift action from the law enforcement agencies to bring relief and ensure the safety of the populace.
