62 Dead, 128 Injured In Karachi Violence -- Sify News
Karachi: At least 62 people have died and 128 have been injured as angry mobs stalked the streets of Pakistan's largest and most volatile city in unchecked violence after Monday's killing of a MQM legislator.
Muttahid Qaumi Movement (MQM) leader and member of the Sindh provincial assembly, Raza Haider, was shot dead in Nazimabad area where he had gone to attend a funeral.
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