The sit-in on Karachi National Highway was called off after 27 hours – Pakistan

The sit-in on Karachi National Highway was called off after 27 hours – Pakistan

The family has announced to end the protest on the National Highway following 27 hours following the death of a woman due to alleged police firing in the Steel Town area of ​​Karachi. Due to the long protest, thousands of citizens were mobilized and long queues of vehicles were formed from Karachi to Thatta.

In Karachi, 2 days ago, the relatives of a woman protested on the National Highway due to the alleged firing of a woman by the police. However, while ending the dharna that has been going on since yesterday, the brother of the victim, Yakub Samoun, said that since the incident, we are not being heard, a case has been registered once morest the killers.

He said that we cannot participate in this case and give a statement, we protested and hoped that justice would be done, we now leave the matter to Allah, we did not get justice.

Yakub Samu said that the FIR was not done by our will, there is no hope of justice from anyone, the police is the murderer of our sister.

Karachi: DIG East Ghulam Azfar Mahesar

Speaking to the media, Ghulam Azfar Mahesar said that the victim’s car came in the range of cross firing, we are ready for a judicial inquiry, if the police have made a mistake, the policemen will go inside.

Karachi: Residents of Steel Town end sit-in following 7 hours, traffic on National Highway restored

Before the dharna ended, some citizens said that they have been stuck in the traffic for 12 hours, food and drinks have also run out, children are worried regarding hunger and thirst.

On the other hand, during the protest, the family members of the victim said that they have been on the road since 2 pm on Saturday, the road has been closed for several hours, but no government representative has come to meet them. The hours had come.

He said that SSP Malir is not ready to file a case once morest the accused. After that she escaped.

They had demanded that a case be registered once morest the 4 policemen and the SHO who fired, warning that the protest would continue until a case was registered once morest them.