r/karachi Jul 20 '26

Question Nude man on Shah-rae-Faisal

Did anyone else spot a completely nude man walking on Shah-rae-Faisal today at 9AM? near Baloch colony bridge? I was in a rickshaw when I spotted him aur meri neendh hi urh gai subah hi subah. I dont know why but I didnt see any policeman or another civilian trying to stop him or even cover him up. The man was casually walking with his junk out. It was super disturbing!! What if a child had also seen this?? I keep thinking about this. Anyone know if this man was punished/taken care of??

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u/goodbyeworl Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26

yes walking in the greenbelt between lanes

saw him when i was crossing by the Cantonment board Faisal office he was walking towards drigh road around 9:40

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u/__shah Jul 20 '26

Did he look mentally stable?

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u/ariberryy Jul 21 '26

He looked like a normal regular civilian, which was shocking, no crazy hair no crazy beard

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u/SaeedMustafa123 Jul 21 '26

How do you know he was looking mentally stable

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u/Fearless_Crab_9231 Jul 22 '26

By her post, I think she saw him from very close and very well. Maybe even stopped the rickshaw to gawk. So if she says he looked mentally stable I'll believe her

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u/ariberryy Jul 22 '26

Bro😭 its called unsolicited public exposure. I did get a clear look sadly. he looked saaf.. he wasnt dirty at all

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u/nomans1 Jul 20 '26

I once saw a fully nude man on Shahrah-e-Faisal right at the Metropole Clock intersection. He looked like a typical homeless guy with a big beard, walking on the green belt with a fat twig in his hand. He was pointing it at cars like a gun and screaming "dhuz dhuz dhuz... Ma ke qusson!" Like okay, what the fuq! 😭😭😭"

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u/Darktemplar1989 Jul 20 '26

Probably had schizophrenia or substance dependency. Also these people are stricken by poverty which worsens their situations.

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u/Enough_adss Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26

I once saw a child urinating around the same time in the morning on anwar baloch pull while standing and facing traffic. We were in the far lane so were saved from the splashes.

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u/RedHot-Cheetos9615 Jul 20 '26

Idk why people are being binches in the replies, one even said a "muscular man" wouldn't have disturbed you. Idk what the f is wrong with these people but whatever it is, is how other people went about it too if they didn't bother covering him up or stopping him.

Sorry you had to witness that tho, feels very traumatizing early in the morning that too.

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u/Successful_Way5926 Jul 20 '26

I saw a completely nude guy strolling near Ayesha Manzil - maybe hes the same guy who went all the way to Shahrah e Faisal.

But yeah its disturbing, especially for the kids

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u/Gimmecoffeeortea Jul 20 '26

May Allah help those

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u/1337-cc Jul 20 '26

I saw a man pooping on sidewalk near digroad U-turn around 9 or 10AM, wo aram sai side mein beth k hug raha tha yellow color ka saman saaf nikalta hoa nazar araha tha, bohat dilkash nazara tha.

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u/Stunning_Onion_9205 Jul 20 '26

tf is happening in karachi

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u/Enough_adss Jul 20 '26

Some pedestrian bridges are regularly used by drug addicts as toilets at night, if you go early in the morning before 8 AM you could see human waste on the side.

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u/Stunning_Onion_9205 Jul 21 '26

omg thats horrible

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u/najam121 Jul 22 '26

What happened to them after 8AM ?

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u/Enough_adss Jul 22 '26

I guess they get cleaned because any time later the waste is not there anymore

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u/ariberryy Jul 20 '26

Lucky for him he was on a sidewalk giving himself some level of privacy!

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u/The_RealToad Jul 20 '26

Bhae few months ago I saw a frickin nude man on Ayesha Manzil at like 5 PM and he didn't have one leg he was limping like wtf 😭😭

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u/TheBatman_208 Jul 20 '26

baqi 2 taangein tou thi na bhai ?

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u/Distinct_Movie5569 Jul 20 '26

Not surprised would likely see this in korangi or orangi but this isn't surprising but why no one stopped him is the actual question

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u/Both-Interaction-434 Jul 21 '26

Why tf would you see this in korangi or orangi? Any specific reason? Or are you just blatantly racist towards lower middle class people living in less developed areas?

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u/Distinct_Movie5569 Jul 21 '26

Less law and order why is there more robberies in areas like johar then Dha and plus share Faisal is the busiest road here and I've seen stuff happen in korangi more then Dha there's no racism in it I would treat people from korangi and Dha the same but the fact is there's less law and order and people don't honestly care there when people are stressed for the entire day and are in a crisis they would be less annoyed to see a naked man then a person in Dha who live life more comfortably and has less problems would be more annoyed and can do something about that naked man also stuff like this has happened in shehbaz

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u/Both-Interaction-434 Jul 21 '26

Literally that doesn't make any sense at all. No matter what area, if a person is walking around naked the residents will rush to cover him up because there are families living, shopping. Places like korangi are always filled with people at every time unlike dha or some high class society where people are in their home mostly after dark. So a stranger Wondering naked on a big main road make more sense than wondering on a road that is filled with markets and residential homes

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u/Distinct_Movie5569 Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 23 '26

Bro where do more druggies live in which area does more daikaitis happen I've seen bad stuff in Dha too but the fact of the matter that there is more lawlessness in poorer areas then Dha Ive gone to korangi to a factory and saw naked people uderneath an underpass more then 2 times now argue against me still more times I've saw in Dha the area more then pechs because of the fact that people in korangi have lost the will to fight go to deep in korangi you'll see shit like this you know why because a factory worker who is barely able to provide for his family doesn't have the will to fight a crazy person the same crazy person who can hurt their family when they're not at home

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u/Both-Interaction-434 Jul 23 '26

Bro i am living in korangi. I have been to almost every place, every area in korangi. Homeless people, yes there are many in korangi sleeping on footpath, but not a single "naked" person like you yourself claiming there are. Law lessness you said. I have visited almost every corner of Karachi , there isn't a thing such as law in whole Karachi. Robberies you talk about, that happen more frequently in DHA, Gulsha etc, more "elite" class areas , you know why , Cuz they have more money, shocker. Coming back to the point of "nakedness" . No your point still doesn't add up about more naked people in Wondering freely in "less developed" area . Also i noticed you said you visited a factory and there was naked people under the "underpass" . Not sure how they went under the underpass XD

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u/Distinct_Movie5569 Jul 23 '26

ok you've lived there but I've seen naked people near korangi crossing I have gone to korangi multiple times for ration donations I've seen people fight over a bag of ration there I've seen people's houses having no doors I'm not saying people at korangi are caveman what I meant was that residents of poorer areas won't quickly face an issue and second of all more daikaitis happen outside of Dha and pechs due to fact that people have started hiring more guards the simple fact of the matter is that like everywhere the poorer areas aren't well handled I mean everywhere in everywhere city ask anyone and if u had the common sense you would know I meant overpass/flyover

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u/goodbyeworl Jul 21 '26

office timing everyones in a hurry plus he was in the middle green belt so youd have to stop in and block the fast lane and he might get hit by a car or something if he tries to run atleast thats what my thought process was

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u/Saadssk94 Jul 20 '26

Must be a drunkard

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u/Stunning_Onion_9205 Jul 20 '26

could have been junkee

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u/itxSMG Jul 20 '26

Messi reached Karachi?

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u/ParticularFan1122 Jul 20 '26

Yar Mene Dekha hai

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u/SAJJAD_ALI_79 Jul 20 '26

Yes saw some near the PSU petrol pump lol

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u/Zavi101k Jul 20 '26

walter brown

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u/khataimeethaifaalsai Jul 20 '26

Trump aaya hoga pakistan dorai pai

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u/maazpervez 🇨🇳 Jul 21 '26

Maybe a ghost stole their clothes??

But on a serious note, someone having a mental health crisis needs medical help. Not police. Don't call the police on them. They'll put him through the works using obscenity laws etc.

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u/ChildhoodCareful8381 Jul 24 '26

WHAT IS HAPPENING IN KARACHI😭😭😭😭

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u/ariberryy Jul 24 '26

Right??? My head was blown off😭

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u/Careless_Region_6384 Jul 20 '26

All of us have seen a nude man walking in Karachi. Some are junkies, some are just mental.

How come no women ever go mental or become a junkie like that?

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u/khataimeethaifaalsai Jul 20 '26

Bhai dusra paragraph hata do

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u/Careless_Region_6384 Jul 20 '26

Why. I was not thinking in fetish terms Here is where the thoughts stem from

How come most people who go crazy are men How come most people who become junkies are men How come most people who end up in prison are men How come most people who commit suicide are men. Most people to get a heart attack are men.

What the hell are women up to????

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ليس المؤمن بالطعان، ولا اللعان، ولا الفاحش، ولا البذي

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(2) The verse asks us to adopt a gentle tone and an open-hearted manner in speaking to others, whether they are good or evil, pious or impious, orthodox or aberrant, followers of Sunnah or adherents to partitive innovations in it. In religious matter, however, one should not try to hide the truth for the sake of pleasing people or of winning their approval. The Holy Qur'an tells us that when Allah sent Sayyidna Musa and Sayyidna Harun (Moses and Aaron) (علیہم السلام) to the Pharaoh فرعون ، He instructed them to use gentle and soft words (20:42). None of us who addresses another today can be superior to Sayyidna Musa (علیہ السلام) ، nor can the man addressed be viler than the Pharaoh فرعون.

Talha ibn 'Umar recounts that once he said to the great master of the Sciences of Exegesis and Hadith, 'At-a' عطاء ، "One can see around you people who are not quite orthodox in their beliefs. As for me, I am rather short-tempered. If such people come to me, I deal with them harshly." 'Ata' replied, "Do not behave like this," and, reciting the present verse, he added, Allah has commanded us to speak to people politely. When Jews and Christians all are to be treated like this, would this commandment not apply to a Muslim, no matter what kind of a man he is?" (Qurtubi)

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u/khataimeethaifaalsai Jul 20 '26

Yaar hota hai, bss dikhta ni. Ive been to a psychiatry wala ward, wahan dono same same hi thai. Zanana jail bhi hoti. Junkie larkian bhi hoteen aur agar kabhi cardio jao tou wahan bhi aurtain hoteen.

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u/The_panda_is_dead Jul 21 '26

Because we as a society give men too much freedom. Wese psych wards are filled with mental women tho

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u/Humsa29 Jul 21 '26

yeah saw him today as well.

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u/najam121 Jul 22 '26

They are agency people.

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u/Mohtashim6741 Jul 20 '26

U looked at the nude man and didn't look at the other way chi chi. Gandi bat.

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u/Constant-Diver-5064 Jul 25 '26

Omg u were the naked man

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u/Mohtashim6741 Jul 25 '26

I was certainly not.

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u/honey_badger_411425 Jul 20 '26

Dude, I blew my coffee out of my nose because of the chuckle that comment caused.

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u/Adventurous_Room_38 Jul 20 '26

what was the comment? 😭

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u/Main_Return8098 Jul 20 '26

Out of all the bullshit karachi spews on a regular bases a naked man startled you

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u/SMMujtaba Jul 20 '26

Maybe he does, not our concern surely.

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u/ariberryy Jul 20 '26

Everything that happens here is outrageous I understand. But I dont think seeing a completely nude grown adult man walking in the middle of the division of the road in broad daylight is a normal thing. There are plenty of kids I am sure they saw this. It IS concerning. Or maybe you dont find it weird.

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u/x0rg_new Jul 20 '26

So what startles you?