HRCP has condemned the murder of an unarmed young man by the Sindh Rangers in Karachi on Wednesday. The incident’s video, broadcasted by television channels, clearly showed that the man did not have any weapon and was surrounded by Rangers when one of them took aim and shot him. HRCP called the murder an indication of law enforcement personnel becoming increasingly ‘trigger-happy’. HRCP demanded a transparent investigation of the incident and appropriate action to ensure justice for victim, including compensation for the deceased’s family. It also stressed sensitization and training of law enforcement personnel to prevent frequent occurrence of easily avoidable deaths.
Some Facts about murder of a boy by rangers in Karachi.
It is a fact that boy has done some wrong thing, that was the reason that he was so much frightened and was begging pardon from rangers personnel.
Due to some wrong doing boy have become hyperactive and emotional.
Boy was not going to be calm down instead of many instructions of ranger’s personnel.
Boy instead of becoming calm down and staying on its place was moving forward towards personnel who was having most sophisticated weapon, which is making the move of boy suspicious and causing irritation and alarm in rangers personnel.
It is fact that ranger person who has fired on boy is also looking like a boy and not a mature person.
It was the responsibility of other ranger’s personnel to keep away the boy from the young ranger's person who was having most sophisticated person.
But other rangers personnel are looking very confused and panic and don’t have ability to control a boy who in fact was caught and beaten initially by a single ranger person, but later on we find that 6 rangers person were unable to handle and control this young boy.
After shooting rangers persons and public failed to help the boy which is a great crime against humanity, all rangers and civilian people who were present there including camera man should be brought to justice for not helping a boy who was wounded and was going to die.
M.AKRAM NIAZI
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