CTD exposes newly formed terrorist network, arrests three of MQM-L
May 29, 2021
Sindh Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) Friday claimed exposing a big terrorism network of MQM-London formed in the province by arresting three alleged terrorists belonging to Karachi and Hyderabad.
The CTD with the assistance of a federal intelligence agency arrested three Naeem Ahmed, Imran Ahmed and Indian intelligence agency RAW trained Aleemuddin from near Landhi Railway Station and recovered arms, ammunition and hand grenades, said a news release.
Accused Naeem Ahmed, on the instructions of party high command from abroad, had formed a six member gang, for killing opponents and for terrorist activities. Naeem, who belongs to Hyderabad, was a senior most party activist and Joint In-charge of Sindh Organizing Committee. He had been arrested several times earlier and had been to jail for his involvement in cases of bomb blasts, terrorism and others. Accused Imran, also a senior most party activist
By Salis bin PerwaizSindh’s Counter Terrorism Department chief Omar Shahid Hamid, who is also the chairman of a committee that fixes reward money, has moved a summary to the provincial.
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Karachi, April 20
Five terrorists belonging to the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan outfit, who were planning to carry out a major attack on police, have been arrested during a raid in Karachi, a senior police officer has said.
The terrorists have confessed to planning a major attack on the police training college in Saeedabad on the outskirts of Karachi, Omer Shahid Hamid, Deputy Inspector General of the Sindh Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) said.
The terrorists were arrested in Jamshoro after a joint operation with the paramilitary rangers and intelligence agencies, he said, adding that another Taliban terrorist was also picked up in the Malir area of Karachi.
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