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TRIGGER WARNING: An innocent man from Karachi was kidnapped and brutally tortured by a Sindhi Nationalist wadera because he was talking about Karachi's rights and autonomy. Sherbaz Khan Chachar is the name of the terrorist kidnapper. How long will Karachiites be subjected to this state-protected racist violence before they...

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