Animal Prices Drop in Karachi’s Cattle Market

As Eid-ul-Adha approaches, the cattle market at Karachi’s Northern Bypass is witnessing a significant uptick in activity.

Buyers have noted a decrease in prices as sacrificial animals now cost about five percent less than in the initial days.

According to a report, over 80,000 animals have been sold so far. The market is located at Taiser Town Northern Bypass and has been operational since May 10, 2024.

Among the visitors was a tourist family from Poland. They expressed surprise at the market’s scale and variety.

Authorities have pledged to provide ample facilities for buyers and traders. These include food courts, ATMs, and designated parking areas. Security measures are being tightened with the establishment of police pickets.

Last year, the Karachi Northern Bypass cattle market generated Rs8 billion in business during the Eid-ul-Azha season.

The market was previously located in the Sohrab Goth area but it has now been established at the northern bypass in District West. In 2023, the market saw around 700,000 sacrificial animals. 600,000 of these were sold, marking a record-breaking year.


  • Is Eid Qurbani Sunnat or Faraz.? 3 days human social association with an animal
    bargained at Mandi, can hardly be termed as پیاری چیز
    600,000 animals costing at average RS 100000 each= RS 60 B (Arabs) .
    If this huge amount is spent on Kidney Hospital as Zakat which Faraz, Islamabad 5 tenants may be well serverd

  • Govt neh HARAMKHORI lagae hoye hai . Sunnat e Nabavi ko itna mushkil kar diya. Govt never interested to Facilitate Awam. Only Pervaiz Mushraff Era was v v v good Peaceful and FAVORABLE for Awam. Uss kay baad sari Govts HARAMZADI HARAMKHOR AYE

  • Logon k pass khanay ko nahe hai, janwar kahan se khareedain ge, ALLAH TALLAH gharak krain Inhain inhon ne mulk ka bera gharak kr diya hai.


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