KARACHI, Nov 16 (INP): The law-enforcement agencies on Monday apprehended at least four people including Zakir Ladla, brother of gang war leader Baba Ladla.
According to reports, Police carried out an operation in Ittehad Town Karachi and detained Zakir Ladla, brother of Lyari gang war leader Baba Ladla and his two accomplices. Zakir Ladla had arrived in Baldia Town through Hub.
Meanwhile, police have arrested a Lyari gang war criminal Ahmad alias Dada, who was wanted in more than 25 incidents of murder and extortion.
The accused Ahmad alias Dada belonged to Sheraz Comrade Group.
Moon Garden residents submit plea to register case against builder
Moon Garden residents in Karachi on Monday submitted a plea seeking to register a case against the builder in Sharah-e- Faisal police station.
The residents’ along with their lawyer reached the police station and put forward the plea.
The affectees were of the view that the builder acted with counterfeiting and deception, looting all the savings of the innocent citizens.
The residents also said that they came to know later that the land was not even the property of the builder therefore case should be immediately registered against him.
Police responded that the case will be registered after reviewing the plea.
The three-day protest of the residents ended as the Sindh High Court (SHC) ordered the police to stop the process of evacuation of Moon Garden Flats till November 18.
The people were forced to spend three cold November nights under open skies as the apartment complex was sealed on court’s orders as Railway department submitted a petition in SHC seeking to retake the land. At least 180 flats and 70 shops have been built in the eight-storey Moon Garden building.
The Moon Garden flat is built on railway’s land in Gulistan-e-Johar, Karachi. Official documents show the project was launched in 1998 and its map was approved after ten years in 2009. Block A and B maps were approved by the Cantonment Board and the BCA had approved maps of Block C, D, E and F. Residents have alleged that the then concerned officials allowed construction on the site.
According to a report, more than four thousand acres of railway land has been grabbed. But the question remains that why concerned authorities or railway police failed to take action when such projects were launched, the residents said.
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