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Man killed while resisting kidnap attempt in Gulshan-e-Maymar

KARACHI: A man was shot dead while resisting a kidnap attempt in Karachi’s Gulshan-e-Maymar neighbourhood on Saturday night, ARY News reported.

According to local police, four suspects stormed the man’s residence in Gulshan-e-Maymar and tried to abduct his wife. They opened fire at him when he resisted the attempted kidnapping.

Upon being alerted, a police team reached the scene in no time and foiled the abduction.

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The police said the suspects fired gunshots at the personnel and in an ensuing encounter, two of the suspected abductors were injured and later taken into custody.

A passer-by also got hurt in the exchange of fire between the personnel and the suspects.

The deceased was identified as Siraj. The suspects are his wife’s cousins.

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