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6 suspected Jamaat-ul-Ahrar militants killed in CTD raid in Multan
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The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) of Punjab police raided a militant hideout and killed six suspected members of the proscribed Jamaat-ul-Ahrar (JA), the group that has launched a new campaign of violence in the country, police said on Thursday.

CTD said its officers surrounded a hideout of the JA, a breakaway faction of the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in Multan late on Wednesday and ordered the suspects inside to surrender.

“But the terrorists started firing at the raiding party and threw explosives,” a spokesman for the department, who the unit does not identify for security reasons, said in a statement.

Six militants were killed while three or four escaped under cover of darkness, the department added. Two hand grenades, two automatic rifles and two pistols were recovered.

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Suspects all right!
Just skin them alive and it will get them talking.
We will know for sure. Simple!!
dear i said it on another thread this happened on our land in chak 98/10r jahania mandi.
it was a fake encounter.
they brought people and killed them.
 
I believe this was the same raid "near Multan" --- another thread is also active.
 
dear i said it on another thread this happened on our land in chak 98/10r jahania mandi.
it was a fake encounter.
they brought people and killed them.
Good!
Why even waste the fuel taking them to those fields! Should have just killed them in the cells once there was some little doubt of them being of the same breed as the scums of the earth TTP.
 
Zarb.e.azb like operation needed to eliminate them from Punjab and other areas.
 
Their execution should be made public.Tell these MF what happens to Indian puppets in Pakistan.This land of pures has no place for these filthy pigs.
 
Good news. Throw their bodies into a latrine.
 
I will blink when the Number of dead terrorist reach 60-600
 
Good!
Why even waste the fuel taking them to those fields! Should have just killed them in the cells once there was some little doubt of them being of the same breed as the scums of the earth TTP.
i don't know that but this is what happens in our part of world.this is almost 3rd time m hearing same stuff
 
Told you this time it will be quick here it comes and the operation has started.

The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) of Punjab police raided a militant hideout and killed six suspected members of the proscribed Jamaat-ul-Ahrar (JA), the group that has launched a new campaign of violence in the country, police said on Thursday.

CTD said its officers surrounded a hideout of the JA in Multan late on Wednesday and ordered the suspects inside to surrender.

“But the terrorists started firing at the raiding party and threw explosives,” a spokesman for the department, who the unit does not identify for security reasons, said in a statement.

Six militants were killed while three or four escaped under cover of darkness, the department added. Two hand grenades, two automatic rifles and two pistols were recovered.

Police acted after getting information that the militants were planning to launch attacks on “vital installations” and the government in the area.

The militant faction claimed responsibility for a suicide bomb attack near the Punjab Assembly in Lahore on Monday that killed 14 people and wounded more than 80.

Also read: As Lahore buries its dead, citizens demand answers

Since then, militants have killed two bomb-disposal officers in the Quetta and a suicide bomber blew himself up outside a government office in Mohmand Agency on Wednesday, killing five people.

Also on Wednesday, a suicide bomber on a motorbike attacked a group of judges in a van in Peshawar, killing their driver.

The attacks have underlined the threat militants pose to the government, despite an army offensive launched in 2014 to push them out of their strongholds near the Afghan border.

Pakistan's foreign office said it had summoned Syed Abdul Nasir Yousafi, deputy head of mission at Afghanistan's embassy in Islamabad, on Wednesday to voice concern about JA “sanctuaries” in Afghanistan.

Pakistan says militants launch attacks from the Afghan side of the border.

“Afghanistan was urged to take urgent measures to eliminate the terrorists and their sanctuaries, financiers and handlers,” the foreign office said in a statement.
http://www.dawn.com/news/1315123/6-suspected-jamaat-ul-ahrar-militants-killed-in-ctd-raid-in-multan
 
families should be charged with obstruction of justice including female member of the families, who probably knew about their activities... and thrown into jails

but their hide outs need to be destroyed in Afghanistan as well....
and that needs to happen practically yesterday
 
Take out their family and friends while your at it.
These are IS and JA they are in small numbers and spread in cities they will be cleared out of Pakistan.
families should be charged with obstruction of justice including female member of the families, who probably knew about their activities... and thrown into jails

but their hide outs need to be destroyed in Afghanistan as well....
and that needs to happen practically yesterday
Wrong they are in less number and a small India Proxy that did a coordinated attack in Pakistan to show that they are big thing. They will pay the hard way don't worry.
 

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