On Sunday, the Department of Contraterrism (CTD) claimed to have arrested five alleged militants linked to prohibited groups in separate incidents in Karachi, according to a statement.
The CTD and the Federal Intelligence Agency, which act in a notice, carried out joint operations in the Manghopir area and on the Cashmir (aqis), reading the declaration), reading the declaration of the declaration, appointment, appointment.
“Two arrested suspects belong to the TTP, while three others belong to AQI,” said the statement. “Illegal weapons were seized from their power. They (weapons) have been sent to the Police Forensic Science Laboratory to determine if they have been used in some criminal activity.”
The CTD added that the suspects received training from a neighboring country and planned to carry out acts of terrorism in Karachi.
“There have been cases of illegal possession of weapons against suspects at the CTD police station,” the statement concluded.
On August 23, the CTD said he found the participation of the research and analysis wing of the Indian Intelligence Agency (RAW) in the objective murder of a man in the Badin district and arrested six suspects in this regard.
According to a statement from the law of application of the law, “in a joint operation, Sindh CTD and state intelligence agencies tracked the network that worked for the Indian Intelligence Agency RAW and arrested six suspects.”
He added that the 45 -year -old victim was “an innocent citizen who actively participated in welfare work.”
“The suspects escaped after killing him unfairly,” the statement said, adding that the Indian media had expressed “immense joy” about the murder and said that “an Indian enemy was killed in Pakistan.”
Earlier this month, an anti -terrorism court in Karachi sent an alleged raw agent under the custody of the CTD, Muhammad Arsalan, for his alleged financing and facilitation of terror in this case of objective murder.
