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Gun battles erupt as police try to disarm militants in Karachi
KARACHI. Aug 4: Gun battles between police and ethnic militants erupted in several violent neighbourhoods of southern Karachi early Monday when police tried to disarm the militants. reports AP.
Early Monday. Deputy Su-Erintendent of Police Aslam yani was shot in the chest when he stepped out of his police car to Investigate several burning vehicles, police officials said.
He died later in hospital.
The police operation to collect thousands of illegal weapons — many of them in the hands of ethnic militants — began on Sunday. Two people, a father and his three-year-old daughter, died about midday on Sunday when they left their home and were caught in the crossfire.
Police and paramilitary Rangers in bullet-proof vests have taken up positions on rooftops and are racing through
the labyrinth of alleyways trying to find militants, said Misal Khan, a policeman at the scene.
The area in the violence-wracked eastern neighbourhoods of this teeming city of 14 million people has been cordoned oft by police and Rangers in armoured personnel carriers and police vans.
No one was being allowed into the area.
Police said scores of militants. all of them members of the fractured ethnic group, the Muthida Qami Movement or National People's Movement, have been arrested. Police refused to give exact numbers.
The group represents Indian Muslims who came to Pakistan 50 years ago when the subcontinent gained Its independence from Britain.
SeveraTyears ago the group split in two and the factions have been feuding ever since. The Haqiql faction dominates the troubled Malir neighbour-
hood where most of the violence in the last two days has occurred.
Scores of people have been arrested according to police and all "of them are Haqiql members.
9 killed in religious violence in Lahore
Meanwhile, gunmen on motorcycles sped through a bazaar in a small village in southeastern Pakistan on Monday killing eight men — all, but one. was believed to the Shi'ite Muslim activist, police said.
The attack in Shorkot occurred just hours after two men on a motorcycle shot and killed a prominent Sunni Muslim lawyer in the Punjab provincial capital of Lahore, 200 kilometres (120 miles) north of there.
There was no immediate indication that the two incidents were linked and no one has taken responsibility for either killings.