These are getting inspiration from 27th Dec and aftermath. On 9th April only 11 innocent ppl died. On 27th and onwards these f__king dakoos killed 44 innocent ppl, all of them were hiding to save their lives and eventually were killed by these dakoos. No dakoo even then was arrested.
I think you were one of the dakooo at that time … trying to hatch some atm machine :P…… that’s y u never condemn the 27th dec incident.

This is the reply of the ppl. If dakoos could do so y can’t we. They know police did nothing on 12th May, nothing on 27th till 2 Jan nothing on 9th April.
So finally ppl had taken the law in their hands.

no matter how much depressed and demoralized people have become they should not take law into their own hand,those involved in the first incident should be given proper punishment so that it should deter others thinking of repeating the same thing again. burning down public transport is quite common phenomenon and perpetrators involved easily manage to run away from the scene without being caught but here they are burning down a living thing,an inhumane,unimaginable and deplorable act(maybe they’re getting inspiration from 9 April’s heinous act in which mob aka awami rad-e-amal burnt and killed innocent people just to ‘teach them a lesson’ and were never caught and till today roam scotfree with impunity)

I am afraid that this is wrong, they DID try to burn him and one even got a match box and can of pertol but the police was able to save them. Check the follwoing news from dawn:

http://www.dawn.com/2008/05/19/nat32.htm

Anyways, this is not justified but then again as someone said above, our country has become like a volcano which is boiling to erupt anytime.

Many ppl have said that we sould induct the locals so that this problem can be solved. I think by local it should be a person of that specific locality in which the police station is present (irrespecive of his ethinicity) and not from just another corner of Karachi.

@ doctor, Neither am i supporting Altaf bai and his gang’s terrorism nor do I get offended and hurt when someone exposes or highlights their terrorism and corruption. Nobody is denying their terrorism but your issue is that u hold a specific party responsible for anything which goes wrong in Karachi (or may be Pakistan)which is quite childish. MQM is responsible for many problems in Karachi but not for all of them (it shouldn’t be forgotten that JI and ANP too have their street power in Khi). But the problem here is that I someone tires to disagre with you then u start labeling him or her as MQM supporter.

@barristerack,
I am an urdu speaker too but that doesn’t mean that I should start supporting MQM just b/c of my ethinicity. We can’t deny that MQM has use terror tacticts due to which we Urdu Speakers have become bad in the eyes of other communities in the country (I my self have suffered this a lot when even i come in contact with someone from outside Khi, I rememeber that last year a taxi driver from Punjab taunted me when he came to know that i was from Khi as according to him we were the supporters of a terrorist party). We have been used a lot by both MQM and Jamaat e Islami in the past and present and i also agree that PML-N and PPP are least bothered about the urdu speakers and Karachi (PPP has never done anything for the Sindhis let alone Karachi and remaining Pak while for Nawaz Pakistan starts from Lahore and ends at Islamabad) but its high time that we should look for some new face and till the time we dont find any new face, its better that we dont vote. Finally its high time that we should give up this stupid word "Mohajir" as none of us is a mohajir but we are Pakistanis now.

Here’s a short solution:
The Irish Constabulary Model
As Britain expanded its empire, a policing model deemed ideal for colonial rule came to be identified. The model was based principally on the experience the English had while they tried to enforce order in Ireland (which rejected rule from Westminster) through Irish Constabulary established under the Constabulary Acts of 1822 and 1836.
As pointed out by Mawby (1990), Irish Constabulary sought legitimacy at Westminster rather than among the indigenous population. It was an alternative to an army of occupation with no community mandate whatsoever. On a structural level it was highly centralised with a recognised chain of command from the individual constable, through chief constable to inspector general, who in turn was responsible to chief secretary and lord lieutenant.
Another significant characteristic of the model was that it firmly established the principle that the constable was answerable to the chief constable rather than the law, the chief constable himself being responsible to central government.

On DNA DATA BANKS:

DNA databanks and the potential use of such databanks for behavioral genetics research is one way where samples used in the databanks could be used for research into a “crime gene.”

khair… are SEVENTY PERCENT policemen in karachi really punjabis?… does any one actual figures?

waisay i really dont care what ethnic group they represent… all policeman will do the same when i comes to law and order in karachi….

one thing ive noticed here is…

y did v need RESCUE 15 when v had police….

Y did v need rangers?

NOW y do v need muhafiz….

matlab launching a new force everytime shows that all the older forces are sooo useless… that instead of increasing the budget of POLICE and making them stronger with better pay (which mite cause them to at more morally…which one tends to do when he gets to eat three times a day through his salary…as all people arent born thieves and liars) they rely on making NEW forces….

as i see it…. jiska jahan wasta parhta hai…. woh us wali force ko bula leta hai apni personal wishes ke liye…. may it be rangers aur police… by personal wishes i mean… unlawful activities…

crime to yeh control kartay nahin …warna aaj public yeh kaam nah kar rahi hoti…..

if u come to think of it….

if there woz literally no crime in karachi.. would the govt be allowed to finance these new forces again and again?….

moreover… these forces are more like armed gangs than nething esle… because the last time a person open fired at my friend in broad daylight in from of EXPO CENTRE… where 10m away a police mobile and rangers were standing …. NO ONE DID NETHING>…. 3 DAMN SHOTS and the guy just drove away!!!!

Let me explain you y the burning incident happened.
The main reason behind all this is LACK OF SINDH POLICE INTEREST in LAW and ORDER SITUATION IN KARACHI. And the situation would remain soo till the police is not handed over to the locals. ( As 70 % of policemen here in karachi are punjabis). Please Mr Doctor i know u have MQMophobia but I am saying locals not MQM mind that …..

The other reason number of cases in karachi as compared to lahore are much much much greater ……….
And mostly ppl involved in such crimes are from ethnic minority in karachi. (Lahore have no such issues)

Now when ever a victim goes to police they ask for RS 500 for an FIR. and even then you get a "Kachi parchi" . Some times they ask you to buy a calender for Rs 1000. And even then for months no action is taken.

Now what else do you expect from the ppl " the real victims" todo. They have to take the law in their hands. No body loves to doso …. but considering the situation …. according to people this is the only ways out "Terrorizing the terroist"

Btw whom you defend i still can;t understand …. or what problem do you have with karachi or the people of karachi ……. I can;t understand ….

I would request the authorities to atleast ban Doctor ……

a) Well I do have a soft-corner for MQM as a political party / force and the is because ‘I think MQM is the only force which represents my ethnic group’ – what ever else they do – I condemn it.
b) On Lyari – while Rehman Dakait is openly flourished by Nabeel Gabool & PPPP – Arshad Papu is MQM(s) man.
c) There(s) no doubt that economic and criminal migrants (and I am pin-pointing to the minority of these migrants) are involved in the criminal activities – a claim which is accepted even by non-karachite law enforcement officers.