Islamabad, Apr 10: Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gillani on Thursday said that Wednesday’s Karachi violence in which eight people had died appeared to be a conspiracy hatched by opponents of democracy.

Coming down heavily on the perpetrators of the violence, Gillani said his government would not compromise.

“We must take notice of these unjustified, mischievous and definitely conspiratorial acts,” Gillani told parliament.

Karachi, Apr 10: At least six lawyers

Karachi, Apr. 9: Dozens of Muslim workers at a factory in Karachi beat to death a Hindu colleague on Tuesday for alleged blasphemy, officials said.

Karachi- Asia's only rising stock market claims several reasons for its bullish streak, including recent political stability.

Karachi, Apr.

Karachi, Apr.