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Unknown attackers gun down man in Karachi

| @indiablooms | Feb 19, 2024, at 02:45 am

Unknown men shot dead a man in Pakistan's Karachi city on Saturday.

The police told ARY News that they are investigating the murder from different angles as no valuables were snatched from the deceased.

It is still not clear whether the incident was related to targeted killing or robbery.

The police sustained a single bullet injury which proved to be fatal.

On February 7, another person was a victim of street crime in Karachi.

The person was gunned down by alleged robbers.

As per details, a young man named Sohail Hashmi — the son of a retired police officer — was shot dead by robbers in Karachi’s Orangi Town, ARY News reported.

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