Rehmann dakait and arshad pappu case

The Lyari area of Karachi resembles a warzone – an urban Waziristan where various militias fight each other every day to gain control of territory. And they survive despite a number of law-enforcement operations.

At least 1,831 people have been killed in violence in Lyari in the last three years, most of which is a consequence of notorious gangster Baba Ladla parting ways with Uzair Jan Baloch, the head of the ironically named Amn Committee of Lyari.

“The problem is that law-enforcement authorities are siding with one group or another,” Baba Ladla said while speaking from an undisclosed location.

“There are extrajudicial killings.” He accused Uzair Baloch of killing his friends and relatives. Lately, he is fighting turf wars against his rival’s aide Shiraz Comrade over control of Lyari.

Uzair Baloch fled to Oman and then to the UK because of worsening ties with his former ally Pakistan People’s Party, and is trying to control Lyari from London.

Baba Ladla is likely residing