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Karachi Court Orders Release of Minors and Women Arrested from Call Center

November 5, 2026 • 1 hour ago •

KARACHI: A local court in Karachi has ordered the release on bail of minors and women arrested during a raid at a call center on Shahrah-e-Faisal. The operation, conducted by the National Counter-Crime Agency (NCCIA), resulted in the detention of over 200 individuals, raising significant legal and social concerns.

The court’s decision came after it was revealed that many of those arrested were under 18 years of age, prompting discussions about the treatment of minors in legal proceedings. Legal representatives argued that the arrests were unjustified, particularly for the women involved, who were merely employees at the call center.

This ruling has broader implications for the legal system in Pakistan, especially regarding the rights of minors and women in the workforce. It highlights the ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement in balancing crime prevention with the protection of vulnerable populations.

Looking ahead, legal experts anticipate further discussions on the treatment of minors in similar cases and the potential for policy reforms aimed at safeguarding their rights. The NCCIA is expected to review its operational protocols in light of this ruling.

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