Rangers, CTD arrest two most-wanted terrorists in Karachi

Personnel of Sindh Rangers in cooperation with Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) have arrested two most-wanted terrorists of a defunct organization in Karachi.

Acting on intelligence, the Rangers and CTD personnel made the arrests during a raid in Karachi, reported a private TV channel on Friday.

According to a Rangers spokesman, the arrested terrorists were Samiullah alias Arshad and Muhammad Jaffar alias Barkat alias Iftikhar, who were involved in attacks on Pakistan Army, Navy, Rangers and police.

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The spokesman said these terrorists were also involved in sectarian violence. They carried out terrorist activities with support from Abdullah Danish, Naeem alias Master, Asim Kapri, Ishaq Bobby, Attaur Rahman alias Naeem Bukhari and Sabir.

The Rangers spokesman further added that their mastermind Attaur Rahman alias Naeem Bukhari and Sabi had already been arrested. These all were included in the most-wanted terrorists’ list with carrying a reward of Rs50 million each fixed by the Sindh government.

According to the spokesman, weapons and ammunition were also recovered from all the accused who have confessed to carrying out the terrorist activities.