VOICED : Anger in Pakistan over Karachi police executions

The transcript discusses the abduction and alleged extrajudicial killing of a man in Karachi, highlighting the family's belief that Pakistani security forces were involved. It provides context on Karachi's history of violence and the presence of Islamist militants. Critics argue that the police crackdown undermines the judicial process, with reports of fake encounters and torture. The police deny these claims, citing a reduction in violence. While some residents feel safer, families of victims find no solace.

What event did the man's wife witness in Karachi?

• A peaceful protest

• Her husband's abduction

• A football match

• A wedding ceremony

What is one of the criticisms against the police operations in Karachi?

• They are too lenient on criminals

• They ignore ethnic violence

• They focus only on political violence

• They execute suspects without a fair trial

What has Karachi become a home for in recent years?

• Environmental activists

• Islamist militants

• Tech startups

• International tourists

How do the police justify their actions in Karachi?

• By saying they have improved education

• By stating they have increased tourism

• By asserting they have built new infrastructure

• By claiming they have reduced daily killings

What is the reaction of some residents to the police operations?

• They feel safer

• They are indifferent

• They are unaware of the operations

• They feel less safe