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AMagazine KARACHI: In exchange of fire between two groups three persons were killed and 25 wounded on Saturday. The angry mobs set shops and four vehicles on fire. According to AMagazine correspondent two groups trade fire in Banara, Orangi Town, Momin Abad, Pak Colony, Sohrab Goth and other areas of the city. Public transport has been suspended in these areas and the miscreants are looting passersby. The authorities have deployed 500 Rangers to restore peace in the metropolis. Peoples of karachian are said: we are a 1 Nations of Pakistan that is a action of Indian Intelligence and want to Create a pank in our Country. But we are stand a against of all Pakistan opposite force.

CNews KARACHI: Karachi Stock Exchange on Thursday remained bearish on the sixteenth consecutive day of its ongoing trend as its 100-index bled away by over 400 points. However, at the end of the trading market got a slight positive trend and its benchmark 100-index closed at 10213 points loosing a total of 279 points. It was the lowest of 100-index in seven years. Analysts attributed this ongoing slump to the foreign investors’ sudden siphoning off their funds from the market due unstable political and law and order situation in the country. Meanwhile, the small investors and brokers on Thursday staged violent demonstration at Karachi Stock Exchange against continued bearish trend in the market. Investors smash the glasses of the administration block of KSE, while few protesters also barged into the cabin floor. At least six people were injured during the protest who were immediately rushed to the nearby hospital. Police and Rangers rushed to the KSE on call of administration and cordo...

CNews ISLAMABAD: Advisor to Prime Minister on Interior Affairs, Rehman Malik has said that the blasts in Karachi seemed to have targeted a “particular ethnic community”.“The blasts have targeted a particular part of the city …. and a particular community,” he said while talking to CNews News on Monday.Condemning the blasts, he said these are aimed at destabilising the city.Rehman Malik said he has talked to the Chief Minister Sindh, Syed Qaim Ali Shah and Inspector General Sindh, Syed Salahuddin Babar Khattak.He hinted at involvement of foreign countries in the heinous acts of carrying out explosions in the city.“Investigations will be conducted to get to the bottom of these blasts and forces responsible for them,” he said.

CNews KARACHI: The people of Karachi are being witnessed under the grip of fear and panic, as at least six blasts ripped through various parts of Karachi on Monday evening.People here are quite panicked as there are rumours regarding more imminent blasts in the city.After the blast at Banaras Chawk, people took to violence and started disruptive activities like pelting stones. The firing sounds are also being intermittently heard here.According to various reports, the angry people took to aerial firing in various areas.Soon after the blasts, the police have been put on red alert throughout the country. The Rangers have been ordered to be on persistent patrol in the city.Police have cordoned of the blast sites. Massive traffic jams are being witnessed on vital arteries of the city.The City District Government of Karachi (CDGK) has set up an emergency centre at its Central Office Civic Centre for at least two days.

CNews KARACHI: Two passengers were killed as a result of firing on a bush after violence, which erupted in Qasba Colony on Sunday. The violence erupted in Qasba Colony after the death of a youth reportedly involved in street crime, the sources said. Looting was also reported the said area, however, the Rangers and Police have arrived in the area to control the situation.