Namaz managed by Imamia students organisation (ISO) Muhammad Toori, Press TV, Karachi Recently there was a bomb explosion at a make-shift prayer place for Shia students near Karachi University cafeteria, in which two students were critically wounded. These protesters want the city officials and university administration to adopt tight security measures to avert similar incidents in the future . According to police sources one kilograms of explosive material was used in the blast. A large number of students had been present in the university at the time of blast as it had re-opened after a recent closure due to campus clashes. These demonstrators are demanding a separate prayer place for Shia students here on the University Campus as they say other communities like Christens and Hindus have their own place of worship and they accuse the university administration of failing to provide security for the students.. We were praying here because we do not have a prayer place, even a Hindu community has a prayer place in the campus and there are many mosques belonging to different sects why can\'t we have a Mosque of our own, we have submitted several applications to Voice Chancellor but all went in vain. According to one of the university officials this is the first incident of its kind in the university history as no religious gathering like this has been attacked before and this blast shows that open religious gatherings at educational centers may come under attack by terrorist groups. I was praying in the first row when the bomb exploded and suddenly a student on my right went down, it was horrible, a bomb palate hit his lag and he is critically injured we need a safe place a mosque on the campus. But some say this incident is linked to the recent clashes between two student groups on sectarian grounds, and that segregating students can not help much with the security. Students are also very critical of the Karachi University administration\'s failure to control the worsening law and order situation inside the campus. Show Less >>