CTD arrests wanted individual linked to banned group in Karachi
Most outlets led with the Counter-Terrorism Department’s arrest of a wanted individual affiliated with a banned sectarian group, emphasizing the operation in Karachi and the person’s alleged involvement in targeted killings. 24 News HD specifically named the individual and the group as Sipah-e-Muhammad, while Dawn referred to the group more generally as an “outlawed sectarian group” and described the person as a “suspected terrorist.”
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‘Wanted terrorist’ held in CTD raid in Karachi
KARACHI: The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) claimed to have arrested a suspected terrorist, linked with an outlawed sectarian group, who was allegedly involved in targeted killings of religious scholars. A CTD spokesperson identified the suspect as Syed Muhammad Askari Abidi and said that he was associated with the banned Sipah-i-Muhammad Pakistan. He said one hand grenade and a Kalashnikov...
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Most-wanted target killer of banned terror group arrested in Karachi
The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) personnel have arrested target killer Syed Muhammad Askari Abidi, affiliated with banned terrorist organization Sipah-e-Muhammad, during an operation in Karachi, reported 24NewsHD TV channel on Friday.
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