Report tells about crimes that were committed recently in Karachi.

Staff Report KARACHI: Streets crimes are increasing day by day at Chundrigar Road, busiest financial center of Karachi situated in heart of the city, SAMAA reports.Car, cash and mobile snatching incidents in broad daylight are frequent at the road which residents blame on police’s numbness and failure to eliminate the robberies.In today’s incident, a 28-year-old…

Staff Report GAMBAT: Sindh Home Minister Manzoor Wasan has hinted at Karachi-like anti-crime operations in different districts of Sindh soon, SAMAA reported on Saturday night. The minister was talking to media personnel in Gamdat district. Detailing the success achieved by his government amidst crackdown on miscreants, he revealed at least 71 target killers, 23 extortionists,…

Staff ReportMULTAN: Hundreds of citizens on Tuesday took to streets in Multan against rising incidents of street crimes and robberies. The protestors blocked Vehari road for traffic to record their frustration over growing crimes. In Chowk Shah Abbas locality of Multan, two robbers entered a local market and looted two shopkeepers on gun point. On…

Meraj Akhtar shares with us last six months; crime report of Karachi.

Faisal Shakeel reports on the overall crime incidents in Karachi on July 2.

Imran Hafiz shares with us Karachi’s crime report of last five months.

The street crimes and incidents of robberies abound in Rawalpindi in the limits of Civil Lines Police Station. Sadaqat Ali reports on mounting crimes in the area.

Atif Hussain shares increasing crime ratio in Karachi since January 2011.

Staff ReportSIALKOT: Dozens of angry citizens on Saturday took to streets in Sialkot against growing incidents of robberies, thefts and other crimes.Chanting slogans against the clumsy city administration, protestors called for a strict action against the criminal gangs without any delay.They said they were fed up with crimes being committed against them by armed robbers.“There…

Aamer Saeed Abbasi shares increasing crime ratio in Islamabad.

Faisal Shakil reports on the crime ratio in Karachi in March 2011.

Staff Report MULTAN: Former foreign minister, Shah Mahmood Qureshi, said on Saturday that he is not greedy of ministry and opposing America in Raymond Davis’ case is not a crime. Qureshi received a warm welcome here by thousands of his devotees and followers. He made an emotional speech there in which he said that he…

The residents (Kuchhi) of Lyari came on the roads today (Saturday), blocked Mauripur road and marched towards Sindh Chief Minister House. They demanded the government to arrest culprits involved in the killing of Imran Kuchhi and extortion.

Faisal Shakeel reports on the incidents at different locations of Karachi city on Friday (Feb. 11, 2011).

Staff ReportKARACHI: Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) chief Altaf Hussain said on Friday that more crimes are committed in Punjab than in Karachi. The MQM chief said this in a telephonic talk with Pakistan Muslim League-Q chief Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain and Mushahid Hussain at Nine-Zero.Hussain said both parties will fight to end political and economic problems.While…

NEW DELHI: A group calling itself the “Pakistani Cyber Army” has hacked into the website of India's federal crime investigation bureau and left a warning message to Indian hackers, local media said on Saturday. The website of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) was penetrated as nuclear-armed rivals India and Pakistan have made efforts to…

Staff Report KARACHI: Karachi is witnessing a sharp surge in incidents of street crime ahead of Eid ul Adha. According to official figures, 192 vehicles, 695 motorcycles and 978 mobile phones were either snatched or stolen in different parts of the country’s largest city over the last 15 days. On showing resistance, nine citizens were…

Ijaz Mirza from Lahore reports on the reasons behind crimes. (October 23, 2010)

MEHMOOD KOT: Crime and the sale of donated aid supplies are undermining the aid effort for Pakistan's flood victims. In Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa's provincial capital Peshawar, flour bags and tins of cooking oil bearing the logos of international aid agencies like the World Food Prgramme and USAID are openly on sale. “We bought them from the victims,”…

MEHMOOD KOT: Crime and the sale of donated aid supplies are undermining the aid effort for Pakistan's flood victims. In Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa's provincial capital Peshawar, flour bags and tins of cooking oil bearing the logos of international aid agencies like the World Food Prgramme and USAID are openly on sale. “We bought them from the victims,”…