The Karachi city court is grappling with significant mobile network disruptions, impacting both lawyers and the public.
Despite intervention from the Sindh High Court (SHC), the issue remains unresolved.
Housing over 350 courts, along with various facilities including a post office, police station, bank, and mosques, the city court serves more than 10,000 visitors daily.
However, persistent connectivity problems have raised concerns for clients trying to communicate with their legal representatives.
In response to the ongoing disruptions, lawyers petitioned the SHC for assistance.
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The court has directed the Karachi Bar Association and mobile phone companies to collaborate on a solution.
Unfortunately, months have passed without any noticeable improvement in the situation.
