Three police officers and a passer -by were injured in a Granada attack in a police field under the Karachi Quaidabad bridge on Friday morning, according to police officers and the rescue service.
Police Department of the Police Department (SSP) against Irfan Ali Bahadur terrorism said Dawn.com That police were trying the attack as an act of terrorism. However, he said so far, no one has assumed responsibility for it.
“An initial investigation suggested that the suspects threw a grenade of the bridge, which landed in the police field,” said the SSP.
Malir SSP Kashif Abbasi said in a statement that two people from the Qaumi Razakars police and a special member of the security unit were among the injured. “A passerby was also injured,” said Abbasi. “An investigation has begun,” he added.
According to a statement by the Edhi Foundation, the injured were identified as Yusuf Amin, 26, Junaid Pervez, 23, Fayaz Muzamil, 26 and Zohaib Qudoos, 25. They were transferred to the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Center for treatment, where it was declared that their condition was out of Danger.
In early March, three police officers were injured in a Granada attack against Karachi’s preedy police station.
The deputy inspector South Syed Asad Raza had said Dawn.com These unidentified people threw a grenade at the police station, wounding three police personnel members, namely Riaz Ahmed, 36, Amir Zafar Iqbal, 34, and Mohammed Arshad, 52.
The injured police officers were transferred to a hospital where it is claimed that their condition was out of danger. Citing experts in pump elimination squadrons, the official had said it was a Granada attack.
