‘Banker’ booked for beating up woman in Karachi

E-Paper | April 30, 2026

KARACHI: The Saddar police on Thursday registered a case against a suspected banker on charges of beating up a woman banker after an accident on Sharea Faisal near the FTC building.

According to an FIR (189/2020), the woman complainant said that two days back she was returning home in her car after work at a private bank. When she reached near the FTC building, a car coming from behind suddenly hit her vehicle. The car went out of her control and halted at a short distance.

The complainant said she was examining the back of her car to assess the possible damages to it. In the meantime, a man arrived there and started beating her. The suspect wore a card of the National Bank of Pakistan. The suspect was identified as Mohammed Naeem.

Published in Dawn, May 8th, 2020

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M. Saeed

May 08, 2020 10:39pm

How was the suspect identified?

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Imran Sheikh

May 09, 2020 12:21am

Regardless of whose fault the accident was, beating up anyone is an unacceptable response. This man needs to be jailed for assault and battery, and dismissed from his job as a banker having a criminal record cannot be employed. He should also be boycotted socially.

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zeeshan

May 09, 2020 08:12am

what a COWARD beating a woman in the middle of the night and the fault is all his. This man is the cowardest and morally depraved person i have ever heard of

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Zulfiqar Ali Shaikh

May 09, 2020 03:53pm

Beating irrespective of who is at fault is the crime under the Law.

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