My love for Karachi urged me to reflect my feelings regarding my beloved city on paper and of course your brand is best to write for as it is the bestseller and extensively read around the region. Current law and order situation of Karachi is controlled and peace is maintained. I really wish from the deepest corner of my heart that this will lasts forever. Unfortunately, the peace here in Karachi in usually not very long lasting. You never know when the situation turns worse.
Karachi, which was once known for its ocean, is now known for the bloodstreams running through the streets. The unrest usually marked with the protest for the member of any political party or civil society being killed. Protests, which at start seem to be calm, later turn horrendous. In the end, several other lives come to an end and obviously this is not like there is “blood for blood” but “blood for the sake of blood”.
Street crimes, like mobile snatching has become a serious issue for the city of Quaid. People are afraid to visit Karachi which is the largest cosmopolitan city of Pakistan. This is not good at all for Karachi and the tourism industry of Pakistan. My eyes go wet, heart sinks and I find myself in great grief by writing that this is not actually the city of Quaid but the city which was forcefully moulded for personal interests.
Allah makes it vivid in Quran that man has to do something if he wants to achieve his desires. Karachi’ites are the only one who can make this city peaceful. On behalf of every Karachi’ite I am thankful to those who have made peace possible now. Lots of love for Karachi.
AREEBA HUSSAIN
Karachi
bakwas
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