Locals raise grave concerns as police remain clueless in community centre theft case

THATTA - The Mirpur Sakro Police in Thatta district has displayed utter negligence by failing to trace the suspects involved in the theft of a power generator, cables, and other electric equipment stolen from a community center used by the Ismaili community for funeral prayers and other activities in village Muhammad Abad of district Thatta. According to credible sources within the community, a group of thieves reportedly broke into the community center on the night of April 13-14 and stole a generator, cables, and electric equipment by breaking open the storage room door. Local community leaders promptly lodged a report with the police station and met with SSP Thatta, Dr.

Imran Khan, who directed the SHO of Mirpur Sakro Police Station to conduct a thorough investigation and apprehend the culprits. However, despite the district police chief’s directions, the local police remains clueless about the suspects involved in the incident. Rwandan foreign minister to visit Pakistan for inauguration of embassy, high-level talks Noushad Ali, a local community member, lamented the utter negligence of the police and its failure to maintain peace in the locality.



Incidents of snatching and robbery are routine in the remote areas of Thatta district, mainly Mirpur Sakro Taluka. Muhammad Iqbal disclosed that the vicinity where the theft was committed had been used for productive activities and community development, but the local police failed to provide protection to the people and their properties. A villager, Sikander Ali, claimed that they had extended their complete cooperation regarding the incident, yet the police seemed reluctant to make any progress.

When contacted, SHO Azhar Channa evaded sharing details about the matter. Furthermore, a police official, requesting anonymity, revealed that the group of thieves involved in such incidents had the backing of influential figures in the area, making it difficult for the police to apprehend them. Social activist Ali Nawaz Badai disclosed that a police constable was deprived of his motorcycle a couple of days ago, but the, SHO-Station House Officer Mirpur Sakro had failed to take action against the culprits.

In another incident, two primary school teachers were beaten black and blue while resisting a robbery attempt. The organization of local traders has threatened to initiate a protest movement if peace is not restored in the rural areas of Thatta district. UAE deputy PM begins two-day official visit to Pakistan Tags: locals raise grave.