THIS refers to Karachi’s law and order situation. The search operation should not be discontinued as law-enforcement agencies cannot perform their tasks efficiently if they are not fully empowered.

There must not be any political interference from any quarter. Every person living in Karachi considers himself unsafe. Lawlessness has hindered economic growth.

Law-enforcement agencies must also be deployed at every traffic signal in order to protect citizens from cellphone snatching incidents. This trend needs to be arrested forthwith.

I hope that Sindh government will look into these aspects very seriously without further loss of time.

LT-CMDR (Rtd) RIAZ AKBAR Wah Cantt

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