Traffic Police Crack Down on Illegal Parking from Dak Khana to Chunna Depot, Liaquatabad

 

Liaquatabad, Karachi – In a recent operation aimed at easing congestion and improving traffic flow, the Traffic Police conducted a strict crackdown on illegally parked vehicles along the stretch from Dak Khana to the Chunna Depot in Liaquatabad.

Multiple vehicles found parked on the roadside in violation of traffic regulations were fined on the spot. The enforcement action is part of a broader initiative to address persistent traffic issues in busy commercial and residential areas.

Authorities have urged citizens to cooperate with parking regulations and avoid blocking main thoroughfares to ensure smooth movement for all road users. The Traffic Police have also warned that similar operations will continue in other areas of the city in the coming days.

Body of 13-Year-Old Girl Recovered from Stream in Liaquatabad Identified, Investigation Underway

 The body of a young girl recovered from a stream in Karachi’s Liaquatabad area has been identified as 13-year-old Sawera bint Nadeem. According to police and media reports, the girl had gone missing a day earlier from the Sikandar Goth area near Super Highway.

After the body was found, rescue officials transferred it to Abbasi Shaheed Hospital for legal procedures, where the family arrived and confirmed her identity. Initial medical examinations revealed no signs of violence or injuries on the body, and it is suspected that the cause of death was drowning.

Police investigations suggest that the body floated through the stream and reached Liaquatabad. However, local residents did not recognize the girl, and no missing person report had been filed at the nearby police station prior to the discovery.

A case has been registered on behalf of the girl’s mother, and police have launched further investigations to uncover the complete circumstances surrounding the incident.

The girl’s family has expressed deep sorrow and grief over the tragic incident. Meanwhile, civil society members are demanding a transparent investigation, urging authorities to pursue any criminal angles and bring those responsible to justice if foul play is discovered.

Ghousia Nalli Biryani – A Flavorful Star of Liaquatabad Winning Hearts Across Karachi

When it comes to Karachi’s culinary treasures, Ghousia Beef Nalli Biryani of Liaquatabad has truly carved out a legendary status. Located in the Liaquatabad Commercial Area, Main Sarafa Bazar, this eatery has become a must-visit for biryani lovers from all corners of the city.

Reputed as one of the best biryanis in Karachi, Ghousia Nalli Biryani continues to attract food enthusiasts with its perfectly cooked rice, richly flavored spices, and succulent beef nalli (marrow). A recent visit to the spot left a customer praising not just the mouthwatering taste but also the impeccable service and fresh, hot delivery.

“The biryani was simply amazing—tender meat, aromatic rice, and full of flavor,” the customer shared. “I ordered both nalli and regular biryani along with kheer and zarda. Everything was fresh, perfectly cooked, and absolutely delicious. Highly recommended!”

With rave reviews pouring in and loyal customers declaring it their go-to biryani joint, Ghousia Nalli Biryani has become more than just a local favorite—it’s a culinary icon.

Whether you're a biryani purist or a fan of rich, marrow-filled bites, Ghousia’s offering is sure to leave you wanting more. For food lovers in Karachi, skipping this delicacy would truly be a miss.

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PSP announces ‘power show’ in Liaquatabad on 27th

Pak Sarzameen Party chairman Syed Mustafa Kamal has announced that his party would hold a “power show” in Liaquatabad on March 27.

He made this announcement while speaking at a programme held on Friday to mark the sixth anniversary of his return to politics from the United Arab Emirates along with Anis Kaimkhani. Mr Kamal said that the programme on March 27 would be held at Tanki Ground in Liaquatabad “to demonstrate the party’s strength”.

“The PSP within just six years of its existence stands at its strongest position and has emerged as one of the most popular political force amongst the masses from Karachi to Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan,” he claimed.

“The PSP will not let anyone mislead the youth of Pakistan. Politicians, who do politics in the name of Mohajirs are actually the enemies of Urdu-speaking community. Today, those who have avoided meeting with the families of missing persons are urging youths to take up arms.”

He criticised the parties which claimed to become representatives of Mohajir, saying that they pushed the community to the brink of destruction under the guise of rights. Those parties, he said, were portraying themselves again as saviours of the Mohajir community.

“We returned to the country at the time when crying mothers, sisters, daughters and elderly parents came to us and sought help for the recovery of their missing loved ones as MQM leaders were not ready to even own and acknowledge them as their workers,” he said. “Bringing back a missing person, reuniting parents with their lost children and reuniting children with their fathers is our greatest achievement.”

Published in Dawn, March 5th, 2022

Three girls of Liaquatabad’s govt school score over 98pc in matric exams

Three students of the Nawab Siddique Ali Khan Government School Liaquatabad functioning under the District Municipal Corporation Central have bagged more than 98 per cent marks in the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Annual Examination 2020 held by the Board of Secondary Education Karachi.

In the SSC science group exams, Haya Tahir of the Nawab Siddique Ali Khan School received 98.4 per cent, Maryam Safdar scored 98.2 per cent and Bismah Bahar bagged 98.1 per cent marks. Likewise, as many as 13 other girls also received more than 90 per cent marks in the examinations.

DMC Central Administrator Dr Syed Mohammad Ali while congratulated the students of the school and said that students of the state-run schools were no less talented than pupils of any privately-managed school. The results of the matriculation examinations showed that students of government schools could also achieve high grades, he added.

He also appreciated the teachers of the school and said they were diligently imparting best education to the students, due to which the students got excellent marks in the examinations. Meanwhile, Wania Asif, a student of the Little Focus School Muslimabad located on Kashmir Road, also bagged 98 per cent marks in the matriculation exams and clinched the first position in the school.

CDGK cricket academy inaugurated: Kamal vows to support present democratic system

The Haq Parast leadership has always supported the present elected government, and would continue its unconditional support to the present system in the larger interest of Pakistan.

City Nazim Mustafa Kamal expressed these views during a ceremony hosted to present cricket academy at Nazimabad Eidgah Ground No 3 within the limits of Liaquatabad Town on Friday.

Sindh youth affairs minister Faisal Subzwari, Sindh Sports Minister M Ali Shah and Liaquatabad Town Nazim Hafiz Usama Qadri were also present at the occasion. We believe the democracy should grow stronger and democratic institutions should be protected and they should serve the nation as per needs and expectation,” Kamal said.

“The mayorship is that part of local government system that has been created in lines of true spirit of the constitution of Pakistan that powers should be decentralised and devolved to the lowest grass root level so that the common man could directly be involved in power sharing to redress grievances. We are not concerned if the Mayorship of the city is not with us and despite this happens, we would not lodge complaints again in the vast interest of the country,” he said.

Kamal said that Muttahidda Qaumi Movement (MQM) chief Altaf Hussain, keeping in view the critical situation of the country, has offered and has maintained unconditional support to the present democratic system.

The nazim also said that it is time that the people should also acquire a better understanding of the ideology that the MQM chief has offered because this only revolves around the 98 percent of population for their rights and empowerment.

He said that the MQM claims to own the city and Pakistan because this concept gives a right direction to serve the nation and to protect the country. This also drives us to offer appreciation to those who had also served the nation; the city and the country open heartedly, Kamal added.

He said that the establishment of a cricket academy is a step ahead toward transforming the mental attitude of the youth for a healthier environment because the youth of the city eagerly longed for playgrounds.

The rapid increase in city’s population and certain aspects of urbanisation and increases in residential towns in city need creation of sports activities on priority, he said. The city nazim said that the Haq Parast leadership has thus established and improved more than 580 parks and playgrounds in city while especial a large number of family parks for the female population have also been introduced in city whole population.