Living in Pakistan, we have always been told to fear terrorists, to not go to public gatherings or to stay out too late. We have been told to not go to “dangerous areas” like Landi, Maleer or Liyari, but who knew that the real protection was needed in those areas we considered “posh” and high class.
Is This Really What Karachi Life Has Come To!
Boy shot at chai shai over parking dispute…
Where we fear going out of our homes in our own city…
Where our children aren’t safe…
Hamza, killed by guards over a school boy brawl at the tender age of 17.
Source: Tribune
A City Where Our Girls Are Not Safe Any More
Girl shot at and kidnapped from Dolmen mall, Clifton…
Source: Tribune
In Just A Fraction Of A Second, All Your Life’s Joys Can Vanish
Shahzeb Khan, only son of Aurangzaib Khan, killed over a verbal dispute with Joti family’s worker…
Source: Tribune
Why do we fear terrorism when we are facing something even worse
Should we fear the evil we see every day all around us, or the one that we seldom have to face. Honestly, Karachi. What are we more afraid of – being exposed to terrorist activity or pissing off a wadera and paying the ultimate price?
