KARACHI – Karachi police have arrested Jibran, the son of infamous gangster Rehman Dakait, during an operation in the Kalakot area. Authorities recovered an unlicensed firearm and ammunition from the suspect.
According to police, Jibran has a prior criminal record and has been previously booked in multiple cases. These include charges under explosives and arms laws. Officials say the arrest is part of an ongoing crackdown on repeat offenders in the city.
A fresh case has been registered against Jibran, and further legal proceedings are underway. Police emphasized their commitment to maintaining law and order and preventing the resurgence of criminal networks linked to Rehman Dakait.
Local residents said the arrest brings relief, as gang-related activities have caused insecurity in certain areas of Karachi. Law enforcement agencies have increased patrols and intelligence-based operations to curb violent crimes.
The police also highlighted that families of notorious criminals, including children, are often under scrutiny if involved in illegal activities. Authorities urge the public to cooperate and report suspicious behavior to help maintain safety.
Rehman Dakait, a well-known figure in Karachi’s underworld, had gained notoriety for leading organized crime and extortion networks. While he was killed years ago, his legacy reportedly continues through associates and family members involved in criminal acts.
Officials say the arrest of Jibran sends a strong message that criminal activities will not be tolerated, regardless of family background. They reiterated that law enforcement will continue monitoring and taking action against those violating arms and explosives laws.
This arrest is part of a larger strategy by Karachi police to dismantle gangs and prevent violent crimes. Authorities continue investigations to ensure that repeat offenders and their networks face strict legal consequences.
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Citizens have welcomed the police operation, hoping it will improve security and reduce crime in areas affected by gang activities associated with Rehman Dakait and his affiliates.
