Karachi police arrested seven security guards for allegedly torturing a citizen in the Boat Basin area. The incident occurred on February 18 at 3 a.m. Armed men in a four-wheeler attacked passengers in an Alto vehicle. A viral video captured the assault, showing the attackers’ vehicle ramming into the victims’ car before the attack.
Deputy Inspector General (DIG) South, Syed Asad Raza, reported that late-night raids led to the arrests. Police also recovered modern weapons from these suspects. The detained guards worked for Shah Zain Marri, who fled to Balochistan after the incident. Authorities contacted the Balochistan government to apprehend Marri. Police continue efforts to arrest other suspects. Investigators are verifying the licenses of the recovered weapons from the guards. Law enforcement is prioritizing the case to ensure justice.
The victim, a Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Youth Organization member, suffered severe injuries. The attackers, reportedly intoxicated, used firearms to threaten and harm the victims. Outrage has spread across local communities and political circles. Law enforcement agencies face increased pressure to act swiftly.
Sindh government spokesperson Sadia Javed stressed strict action against individuals with illegal arms. She stated that carrying arms is prohibited under Section 144 in Sindh. Violators will face consequences. The provincial government has instructed police to act immediately. The Interior Minister has also been alerted for a swift resolution.
Police continue raids to capture the remaining guards suspects, in Karachi. They are also verifying the recovered weapons’ legality. Authorities have assured the public that all involved will face justice soon.
This incident underscores the issue of illegal arms and power misuse by influential figures. The swift police response reflects their commitment to law and order. Citizens await further developments as the investigation progresses.
