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Karachi: Man gunned down over mobile phone deal dispute

| | Jul 11, 2016, at 10:15 pm
Karachi, July 11 (IBNS): A person was shot dead in Pakistan's Karachi city over mobile phone deal dispute on Monday, media reports said.

"According to details, Abrar Hussain and Dilnawaz were trying to close a mobile phone deal when Dilnawaz drove away his car without paying. Abrar hung on to the car as it sped on," Geo News reported quoting  eye witnesses.

A police mobile crossing by opened fire at the car killing Abrar and injuring Dilnawaz, eye witnesses was quoted as saying by the news channel.

According to reports, both had met online over the issue of selling phones.

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