59 women allegedly robbed of phones after fake job...

Summary

• A job opportunity promising daily wages of Rs2,000 reportedly turned into a distressing experience for 59 women in Karachi after they were allegedly taken to a farmhouse and had their mobile phones collected before the organiser fled.
• Police said two suspects, including the man who had booked the farmhouse and a female coordinator, were arrested.
• The farmhouse had allegedly been booked by a man identified as Waqas, while Nargis was reportedly coordinating the women.

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A job opportunity promising daily wages of Rs2,000 reportedly turned into a distressing experience for 59 women in Karachi after they were allegedly taken to a farmhouse and had their mobile phones collected before the organiser fled.

The women had reportedly been recruited from different parts of the city for a 25-day assignment at a private housing society. They were promised food, transport and daily payment for the work.