ISPR says two terrorist commanders Molvi Mehboob and Mir Salam were close associates of Baitullah Mehsud
Security forces killed four terrorists, including three commanders linked to two factions of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), during two separate intelligence-based operations (IBOs) in North Waziristan’ Datakhel and South Waziristan’ Zoida areas, a statement issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said on Sunday.
The military’s media wing, during intense exchange of fire, four terrorists including commanders Abdul Adam Zeb alias Dung (TTP’s Bismillah group), Molvi Mehboob alias Molvi and Mir Salam alias Anas (TTP’s Sajna group) were killed.
According to the official statement, Zeb remained involved in more than 20 terrorist activities against security forces, law enforcement agencies and local population since 2014 including improvised explosive device (IED) attacks, firing, attacks on government buildings, target killing, kidnapping for ransom, ext
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Missing goat leaves eight injured
Clash breaks out between neighbours over theft allegations
Sindh Police to kick off neighbourhood watch programme for better intelligence. PHOTO: AFP
KARACHI:
A missing goat sparked a clash between two groups in Ramzan Goth, in the limits of Mochko Police Station, on Sunday, leaving eight persons injured.
According to Mochko SHO Waseem Ahmed, a goat, owned by a resident of the area, namely Mughal Khan, was stolen on January 14. Two days later, Mughal was informed that his goat was being kept in the house of another resident, Wilayat Khan.
Learning this, said the SHO, Mughal went to Wilayat s house to enquire about the goat. The latter told the former that he found the goat trotting along a road and handed over the goat back to its owner.