Karachi: A doctor identified as Dr. Akash was shot dead in an alleged armed robbery near Teen Talwar in Clifton, Karachi, after withdrawing a large sum of cash from a bank, according to initial reports.
Sources said Dr. Akash had withdrawn approximately PKR 5 million from a bank before leaving the premises. Armed assailants reportedly intercepted him on the way, opened fire, and fatally wounded him.
During the robbery, the suspects allegedly fled with one bag containing PKR 2.5 million, while another bag remained with the victim. The attackers escaped from the scene before law enforcement officials arrived.
Police have launched an investigation into the incident and are working to identify and arrest those responsible. The tragic killing has once again raised serious concerns about the safety and security of citizens carrying cash after bank transactions in Karachi.
The incident has sparked renewed calls for stronger security measures around banks and commercial areas, with residents urging authorities to take decisive action against rising street crime and armed robberies.
Authorities are expected to review CCTV footage from the area and gather forensic evidence as part of the ongoing investigation.
Disclaimer: This news report is based on preliminary information and publicly circulated reports available at the time of publication. Details, including the sequence of events, the amount of cash involved, and the identity of the suspects, are subject to verification by the relevant law enforcement authorities. The report does not intend to prejudice any ongoing investigation, and readers are advised to refer to official statements from the police and other competent authorities for confirmed updates.
