An anti-terrorism court on Thursday allowed the handover of 16 suspects, involved in the ransacking and vandalising of Jinnah House, to the commanding officer so they can be tried under the army laws, as the country tightens the noose on the perpetrators of May 9 mayhem.
Two new police pickets have been placed at the hideouts of fugitive criminals in Katcha Moro, according to a police spokesperson. He also noted that at least 75 territories have been freed from the grip of anti-state groups so far, and that more progress is being made.
During a raid at Misrial Road in Rawalpindi, the ANF found 100 narcotic tablets on two suspects, both of whom were residents of Peshawar. In addition, 144 kg of hashish and 30 kg of opium were found in a car near the Wali junction in Nowshera. The suspect was detained and was a native of Peshawar.
According to accounts, a business in Dhol village, close to Sharaqpur city, was shot at by unidentified individuals over a financial disagreement. Six individuals were hurt as the suspects opened fire on the store randomly after they arrived on the site.
According to a Rangers official, the men that were detained were responsible for almost 70 robberies. Abu Talib and Toseef Shah have been named as them.
After the suspect was taken into custody, a weapon was found in his possession. Ansar was recognised
After an inquiry, the primary suspect, a Lyari resident, was taken into custody.
The suspects that were detained, according to SSP Keamari, are Bilal Ali, Hussain, and Basit.
According to police, the suspect attacked a foreigner at a location close to Pak China Shipyard. The police officer assigned to protect the individual being attacked started firing and killed the attacker
Early on Tuesday, armed robbers broke into a house in Defence Housing Authority (DHA) Phase 5.
