ISLAMABAD — Alleged undercounting of Pakistan’s population in the latest national census, particularly in Karachi, has sparked controversy and poses yet another crisis for a government already contending with several.
Alarm bells sounded earlier this month when it was revealed that, with 90% of the census complete, Karachi’s population had supposedly dropped by 15%. As of Tuesday, the population of Pakistan’s largest city was still down about 1% from the last census in 2017, at 15.85 million.
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