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19 killed, 55 injured in street crimes during Ramazan

Sudhir Ahmad AfridiBy Sudhir Ahmad AfridiApril 13, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read0 Views
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Police admits distressing escalation in street crime causes deaths of 58 people and over 200 sustaining injuries

KARACHI: The Karachi police are confronting an alarming surge in street crimes, posing a formidable challenge to law enforcement agencies tasked with maintaining public safety and order in the city. Against the backdrop of the blessed month of Ramadan, Karachi witnessed a spate of violent incidents, with 19 fatalities and over 55 injuries reported in various street crimes.

According to police authorities, the year 2024 has seen a distressing escalation in street crime-related fatalities, with a total of 58 individuals losing their lives and over 200 sustaining injuries in such incidents. The alarming statistics underscore the urgent need for decisive action to address the root causes of crime and enhance security measures across Karachi.

The magnitude of the challenge is further highlighted by the staggering number of encounters with dacoits recorded since the beginning of the year. With 425 encounters resulting in the deaths of 55 dacoits and injuries to 439 individuals, the city grapples with the pervasive threat of criminal violence, particularly in vulnerable neighborhoods and areas.

Comparative data reveals a concerning trend of escalating violence over the years, with street crimes registering a significant uptick in both fatalities and injuries. In the corresponding period of January to April 2023, 25 individuals lost their lives, and 110 were injured in street crimes, reflecting a worrying trajectory of violence. The year 2023 witnessed a total of 108 fatalities and 469 injuries attributed to street crimes, further underscoring the persistent challenges faced by law enforcement authorities.

In response to the escalating violence, police authorities have reiterated their commitment to combating street crimes and ensuring the safety of citizens. Efforts are underway to implement comprehensive strategies aimed at curbing criminal activities, enhancing surveillance capabilities, and strengthening community policing initiatives.

As Karachi grapples with the scourge of street crimes, the urgent need for collaborative efforts between law enforcement agencies, community stakeholders, and government authorities is paramount. Addressing the root causes of crime, fostering social cohesion, and empowering local communities to play an active role in crime prevention efforts are essential steps toward achieving lasting peace and security in the city.

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