KARACHI – The bodies of three transgender individuals were found in Memon Goth, a neighborhood in Karachi’s Malir district. Rescue teams confirmed that all three had been fatally shot and were later taken to a nearby hospital for legal and medical procedures.
Police reports indicated that the victims had been shot at close range. Their bodies were discovered only a few steps apart, raising serious concerns about targeted violence. Authorities have launched a formal investigation to uncover the circumstances behind this tragic incident.
Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has condemned the killings. He instructed the Inspector General of Police to ensure a swift arrest of those responsible. “The culprits must be caught without delay, and I expect a full report,” he said.
Expressing sorrow over the loss of lives, the chief minister emphasized the vulnerability of the transgender community. He stated that transgender individuals must be treated with respect and protection, and the state will not tolerate violence against marginalized groups.
Following the incident, members of the transgender community held a protest, demanding immediate action from authorities. They urged law enforcement agencies to arrest the perpetrators and deliver justice for the victims.
This tragic event highlights the ongoing challenges faced by transgender individuals in Pakistan. Activists have repeatedly called for stronger protections and more awareness to prevent attacks against this vulnerable group.
Authorities have assured the public that every effort will be made to apprehend the suspects. The investigation is ongoing, and officials have promised to provide updates as more information becomes available.
The killings of these three transgender individuals have sparked outrage nationwide, with communities and human rights organizations urging stricter measures to protect transgender citizens.
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