Karachi violence claims four lives

The relatives of a victim comfort each other while grieving near his body at a morgue.—Photo by Reuters

KARACHI: At least four people were gunned down in different incidents of firing in Karachi, DawnNews reported on Saturday.

Two political activists were killed in the city's New Karachi area on Saturday. The two were members of a religio-political group and were killed in New Karachi's Bilal Colony neighbourhood.

A man was killed by unknown attackers near Karachi’s Malir Cantt Northern Bypass area. Later, the body was shifted to the city's Abbasi Shaheed Hospital.

In another incident of firing, one person was critically injured when an unknown attacker opened fire in Karachi’s Kharadar area. He was shifted to the Civil Hospital where he died during treatment.

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AHMAD

Jan 05, 2013 09:26am

happy new year and good hunting. shame on us.

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Hasnain Haque

Jan 05, 2013 01:43pm

Amazing isnt it, everyday people die in Pakistan, everyday there are explosions but it seems to me that the authorities do nothing. All I see in the news is political leaders chasing court battles against each other whilst the country has becaome the most backward and violent in the world. Shame on you. Majority of Pakistanis are also so oblivious to all the violence, they should come out on streets and oust the authorities immediately.

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