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Is there no end to Karachi violence?
Written on:April 12, 2012
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Amar Guriro KARACHI – It was early morning on a day in the last week of the previous month. Everything seemed quite calm in Karachi. Most of the people across Pakistan think that since Karachiites sleep late, they wake up late as well, but majority of the people in the metropolitan always wake up early. Before the appearance of school-going children, who are usually carrying overloaded backpacks and sitting inside…
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In category: Affair (Monthly Sindhi Magazine), Politics
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