Muhammad Saeed, Withdraws Rs 5 Lakh from Bank, Fatally Targeted at Paan Shop After Resistance

In Karachi, the ongoing wave of street crimes continues to claim lives.
A 48-year-old citizen was tragically killed by armed robbers in the Defence Tauheed Commercial area.
The victim, Muhammad Saeed, had withdrawn 500,000 rupees from the bank. While stopping at a paan shop, he encountered robbers who took his life when he attempted to resist.
This incident brings the total number of citizens lost to street crimes this year to 105.

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