In a daring nighttime heist that has shaken Karachi’s Landhi neighborhood, a band of unidentified criminals absconded with a staggering 94 buffaloes and cows from a local cattle shed. The incident, unfolding between Friday dusk and Saturday dawn, has left both the owner and law enforcement authorities grappling for solutions.
Reports indicate that a group of 20 to 25 armed assailants descended upon the cattle farm brandishing a menacing array of firearms, including Kalashnikovs, repeaters, and pistols. Overpowering the owner and staff, they bound them before swiftly loading the valuable livestock onto awaiting trucks, disappearing into the darkness without a trace.
The financial ramifications of the raid are profound, with the stolen animals estimated valued in the tens of millions of rupees, dealing a severe blow to the victim’s livelihood. Adding intrigue to the situation, the owner asserts familiarity with four of the suspected perpetrators, identifying them as Manzoor Chandio, Akhtar Chandio, Willi John Chandio, and Arshad Brohi.
In a distressing turn, one of the employees reportedly abducted along with the cattle, compounding the sense of unease in the community. Prompted by the victim’s outcry, Landhi police have swiftly initiated a case and launched a thorough investigation to track down the culprits and recover the pilfered livestock.
This audacious act has sent shockwaves through the local populace, prompting urgent conversations about security measures and exposing vulnerabilities within the livestock industry. As authorities work tirelessly to restore a sense of safety, residents remain on edge, wary of the potential for further organized crime targeting their livelihoods.
