ARACHI: Unabated wave of violence claimed lives of nine more people, including five men of Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat (ASWJ), in the city on Monday.In the first incident, four people belonging to ASWJ were shot dead near Siddique-i-Akbar mosque within the precincts of Mobina Town police station.
SHO Saleemullah Qureshi said that at least half a dozen armed pillion riders opened volley of bullets on sitting people at a shop near Siddique-i-Akbar mosque, resultantly Umer, 30, Qari Abdul Shakoor, 28, Imran, 23 and Asadullah, 29, received multiple bullet wounds. They were rushed to Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (PJMC) for treatment, where doctors pronounced Asadullah and Umer as dead, while Imran and Shakoor succumbed to their injuries during treatment. Umar was the owner of the shop while the remaining others arrived to visit him when the culprits targeted them. Deceased Asad and Imran were siblings and lived in Manghopir area, while Umer and Shakoor lived in Scouts Colony in Gulshan-e-Iqbal.
All the victims were affiliated with ASWJ. A heavy contingent of law enforcers were deployed at the area to avoid any untoward incident. Scores of people belonging to ASWJ, victim relatives, neighbourers and friends gathered on the road and staged a protest against the incident. They also pelted passing vehicles with stones and burnt tyres.
Similarly, another activist of ASWJ was shot dead at his shop in Gulbahar area within the limits of Gulberg police station. Police said that Abdul Hannan, 29, was shot and killed by unidentified armed riders when he was busy in work at his shop. His body was shifted to the Abbasi Shaheed Hospital (ASH) for medico-legal formalities. An activist of Pakistan Sunni Tehreek was killed in New Karachi area within the jurisdiction of Bilal colony police station.
An official said that two armed pillion riders opened targeted firing on a 27-year-old Usman Qadri alias Lara, while sitting at a party office, as a result, he received fatal bullet wounds and died on the spot. His body was shifted to ASH for an autopsy. The deceased was unmarried and lived in the same area. Commercial activities in the area were suspended following the incident while extra contingents of law enforcers were also deployed to avoid any untoward incident.
A police constable, Jamil, 45, son of Ameen, was killed near his home in Gulshan-e-Ghazi within the jurisdiction of Mochko police station. Police officials said that the victim was posted at the west zone security and the culprits targeted him when he left home for somewhere, adding that the motive behind the incident has yet to be ascertained.
A doctor was shot dead in Orangi Town within the limits of Pakistan Bazaar police station. SHO Sabir Khan said that 33-year-old Jameel, son of Ghulam Qadir, was standing outside his clinic when two armed riders shot him dead and ran away. His body was brought to ASH for a postmortem. The deceased was residing in the same area and was father of one child. Meanwhile, Sattar Brohi, a gang war suspect, was killed in a police operation in Dalmia, police said.
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