Saddar Anti-Encroachment Clears Stalls, Restores Traffic as Authorities Continue Their Campaign to Remove Illegal Shops and Roadside Vendors. The operation, focused on Saddar, Karachi, targeted areas such as Mubarak Shaheed Road, Preedy Street, and the Saddar Dawakhana roundabout. Traffic flow restored in these zones has brought immediate relief to commuters and improved public convenience.
The multi-day anti-encroachment operation involved teams from the Anti-Encroachment Police and the Deputy Director Anti-Encroachment office. Officials removed Tanga Stand, Lunda Bazar, and unauthorized roadside stalls. Authorities sealed illegal shops and hotels, filed FIRs against 24 people, and seized motorcycles used for illegal parking.
Authorities highlighted that the crackdown aimed to reduce congestion and curb illegal fee collection across popular commercial areas. The operation included Mobile Market Saddar, Cooperative Market, Abdullah Haroon Road, and zones near Zainab Market. Residents reported smoother traffic, easier access, and less chaos on busy streets after the enforcement drive.
Previous operations at Empress Market and nearby bird markets had set the stage for this campaign. Officials emphasized that arrests and penalties were necessary to stop encroachment mafias from disrupting city traffic. Road clearance and strict enforcement support ensured the operation proceeded without major resistance.
The Saddar anti-encroachment drive reflects Karachi traffic management’s commitment to long-term urban order. By removing illegal stalls, ensuring enforcement, and promoting public convenience, authorities have restored normalcy for commuters. Authorities will continue to monitor the area to maintain traffic flow and prevent future violations.
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Saddar Anti-Encroachment Clears Stalls, Restores Traffic in Karachi, improving public convenience and easing congestion on busy streets.
