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Gang war commander shot dead in Lyari

Gang war commander shot dead in Lyari July 4, 2021 An alleged local commander of the Lyari gang war was shot dead by unknown assailants in the Lyari neighbourhood on Saturday. According to police, the incident took place near Dubai Chowk within the limits of the Baghdadi police station. After getting information, police and rescuers reached the crime scene and transported the body to the Civil Hospital Karachi where was identified as 25-year-old Naseer Baloch, son of Javed Baloch. Police said that the gangster was associated with the Baba Ladla group and was the commander of the Dubai Chowk area of Lyari.

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Karachi: Lyari gang war commander Naseer Baloch shot dead, say police

Karachi: Lyari gang war commander Naseer Baloch shot dead, say police By Police suspect Baloch was trying to revive the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) in Lyari. Baloch had a conflict with Baba Ladla s brother, Zahid Ladla, police suspect. KARACHI: A local commander of the Lyari gang war was shot dead by unknown gunmen on Saturday night, confirmed police. The incident took place near Dubai Chowk within the limits of the Baghdadi police station, said police, adding that 25-year-old Naseer Baloch was the commander of Lyari s Dubai Chowk area and was associated with the Baba Ladla Group. Police and medical staff arrived at the site on Saturday night and shifted the body of the alleged gangster to the Civil Hospital.

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BLA says it set on fire Chinese telecommunication companies, captured 6 workers in Pakistan s Balochistan

Story highlights The organisation has given the UN and other international bodies 10 days period to respond to their demand The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has said that its fighters set on fire the installations of telecommunication companies at Margat s Chokhobi Wadh area of Quetta Balochistan on June 26 and have captured six of its staff members. In an official statement, the spokesperson of the pro-freedom resistance organisation - Azad Baloch - have named the captured workers as Gul Shah Khan, Abdul Aadi and Mehraj residents of Quetta, Zhob and Qila Saifullah respectively, and Muhammad Yusuf, resident of Quetta, Amanat Ali, resident of Gujrat, Punjab, Rehmatullah, resident of Qila Saifullah.

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BLA says it set on fire Chinese telecommunication companies

BLA says it set on fire Chinese telecommunication companies
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BLA says it set on fire Chinese telecommunication companies, captured 6 workers in Pakistan s Balochistan

BLA says it set on fire Chinese telecommunication companies, captured 6 workers in Pakistan s Balochistan
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