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SITE Karachi Industrial area becomes a hotbed of criminals

byCT Report
13/08/2021
in Breaking News, Chambers & Associations, Latest News, Pakistan Chambers
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KARACHI: Industrialists of Karachi SITE area, have expressed deep concern over rising crime and strongly demanded Sindh Chief Minister, Syed Murad Ali Shah, IG Sindh, Mushtaq Ahmed Mahar, Karachi Police Chief, Imran Yaqoob Minhas for fool proof arrangements and protect the lives and property of the industrialists. So that production activities can be continued without fear and danger and timely delivery of export goods will also be made possible.

In an appeal to CM Sind, President, SITE Association of Industry, Abdul Hadi, said that the site industrial area has become a hotbed of criminals, looters and robbers, where they can easily escape without any fear by robbing the industrialists and workers and there is no one to catch them.

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SAI chief stated, it seems that the police department has left the industrialists at the mercy of criminals, which has caused great concern in the industrial community. Referring to an incident that took place at Site area, he said that criminals had easily looted 5 to 6 factory owners. A factory owner was fired upon but escaped unhurt.

“Constant efforts were made to contact the senior officers of the police department to make them aware of all these incidents but the responsible police officer did not even bother to answer the call, while the SHO was constantly informed about the live location of the accused, they could not arrest them even though they were in a street and the accused easily escaped”, he pointed out.

Abdul Hadi further said that the Sindh chief minister should ask law enforcement agencies what was happening in Karachi’s largest industrial zone? He demanded Syed Murad Ali Shah to issue strict instructions to the IG Sindh, Karachi Police Chief to take effective measures to eradicate crime in the site industrial area and fool proof arrangements should be made to protect the life and property of the industrial community

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