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A statement issued by the Balochistan CTD said the Quetta CTD received information from a credible source that “notorious TTP sharpshooter” Shakar Din alias Umar Khalid, along with his other associates, was “spotted at a hideout in Surkhab Muhajir Camp in Pishin, and he fully armed, in preparation of another terrorist attack”.
The statement identified Din’s associates as Ahmadullah, Aminullah and an Afghan citizen, Abdul Fateh. It added that they had been involved in various terrorist activities as part of the TTP and at the behest of Pir Ainuz Zaman Akhunzada.
After receiving information about their hideout, the Quetta CTD deputed a specialised combat team to Surkhab that cordoned off the area where the hideout was located and asked the terrorists to surrender, the statement said.
It added that the terrorists opened indiscriminate fire on the CTD team, following which a shootout ensued.
“The CTD team took precautions and returned fire. When the firing stopped, four terrorists were found dead.”
The statement said assault rifles and pistols with live rounds, hand grenades and a bike were seized from the terrorists.
According to the CTD, the slain militants were involved in the target killing of a CTD Officer in Pishin, the facilitation and transportation of explosive materials, the facilitation of collection of funds for the TTP and an alleged armed combat with Frontier Constabulary border troops during an attempt to infiltrate the Pak-Afghan border near Speen Taza Gulistan in April this year.
It said a case was being registered at the Quetta CTD police station and an “investigation has been launched to arrest the remaining members of the network”.
“More raids are planned for other areas of Balochistan,” it added.
4 alleged terrorists killed in operation in Pishin
Separately, four alleged terrorists belonging to the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) were killed in an exchange of fire during an operation conducted by the Quetta CTD in Balochistan’s Pishin on Tuesday.A statement issued by the Balochistan CTD said the Quetta CTD received information from a credible source that “notorious TTP sharpshooter” Shakar Din alias Umar Khalid, along with his other associates, was “spotted at a hideout in Surkhab Muhajir Camp in Pishin, and he fully armed, in preparation of another terrorist attack”.
The statement identified Din’s associates as Ahmadullah, Aminullah and an Afghan citizen, Abdul Fateh. It added that they had been involved in various terrorist activities as part of the TTP and at the behest of Pir Ainuz Zaman Akhunzada.
After receiving information about their hideout, the Quetta CTD deputed a specialised combat team to Surkhab that cordoned off the area where the hideout was located and asked the terrorists to surrender, the statement said.
It added that the terrorists opened indiscriminate fire on the CTD team, following which a shootout ensued.
“The CTD team took precautions and returned fire. When the firing stopped, four terrorists were found dead.”
The statement said assault rifles and pistols with live rounds, hand grenades and a bike were seized from the terrorists.
According to the CTD, the slain militants were involved in the target killing of a CTD Officer in Pishin, the facilitation and transportation of explosive materials, the facilitation of collection of funds for the TTP and an alleged armed combat with Frontier Constabulary border troops during an attempt to infiltrate the Pak-Afghan border near Speen Taza Gulistan in April this year.
It said a case was being registered at the Quetta CTD police station and an “investigation has been launched to arrest the remaining members of the network”.
“More raids are planned for other areas of Balochistan,” it added.
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September 13, 2023
CTD Spokesperson stated that the accused was also involved in the killing of Hazara coal miners in March. PHOTO: FILE
QUETTA: The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) on Wednesday managed to gun down a key militant commander of the outlawed Dai’sh in an operation in Balochistan’s Mastung district.
The slain Dai’sh Balochistan commander was identified as Ghulam Mohyuddin Shahwani alias Shoaib, a CTD spokesperson said in a statement.
The body of the militant commander was shifted to a hospital.
Senior administration officials were also present on the site of the incident.
The CTD spokesperson stated that the accused was involved in attacks on Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl’s Maulana Ghafoor Haideri, Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam chief Sirajul Haq, and other acts of terrorism.
The operation in which the key militant commander was killed was conducted on a tip-off, the spokesperson mentioned.
He also stated that the accused was also involved in the killing of Hazara coal miners in March and other acts of terrorism in Balochistan.
Mastung is considered as one of the most sensitive districts of Balochistan. Militants in the area have repeatedly targeted security forces, vital national installations and members of the Hazara community in the past. Security was beefed up in the area as well as its surroundings after the killing of the commander.
CTD guns down key Da'ish commander in Mastung
Spokesperson says operation conducted on tip-off about presence of Ghulam Mohyuddin Shahwani alias ShoaibSyed Ali Shah
September 13, 2023
CTD Spokesperson stated that the accused was also involved in the killing of Hazara coal miners in March. PHOTO: FILE
QUETTA: The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) on Wednesday managed to gun down a key militant commander of the outlawed Dai’sh in an operation in Balochistan’s Mastung district.
The slain Dai’sh Balochistan commander was identified as Ghulam Mohyuddin Shahwani alias Shoaib, a CTD spokesperson said in a statement.
The body of the militant commander was shifted to a hospital.
Senior administration officials were also present on the site of the incident.
The CTD spokesperson stated that the accused was involved in attacks on Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl’s Maulana Ghafoor Haideri, Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam chief Sirajul Haq, and other acts of terrorism.
The operation in which the key militant commander was killed was conducted on a tip-off, the spokesperson mentioned.
He also stated that the accused was also involved in the killing of Hazara coal miners in March and other acts of terrorism in Balochistan.
Mastung is considered as one of the most sensitive districts of Balochistan. Militants in the area have repeatedly targeted security forces, vital national installations and members of the Hazara community in the past. Security was beefed up in the area as well as its surroundings after the killing of the commander.
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Policeman martyred, 2 terrorists killed in attack on patrolling post in Mianwali
"We remain resolute in our fight against terrorism and such acts won't deter our pursuit of peace and justice," says IG Usman Anwar.
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PESHAWAR: The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) arrested four militants of the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan in an intelligence-based operation carried out in the Buner district.
The arrested militants, including three from Buner and one from Chitral district, were allegedly involved in target killings and extortion, according to statement issued by the CTD here on Wednesday.
It said that explosives, hand grenades and ammunition were also recovered from the militants.
The statement said that on a tip-off that two militants, Wajid Ali from Buner and Rehmanuddin from Chitral were present in the area, a CTD team conducted a raid and arrested them.
The statement said that the militants had orders from a militant commander, Sohail of the banned TTP to collect extortion and target some important personalities in the area. It added that during interrogation, the militants revealed that two other militants were also present in the area.
The statement said that Najmuddin and Ayaz Khan, both residents of Buner district, were also arrested, and arms, ammunition and explosives were recovered from them.
The statement said that Ayaz Khan revealed during interrogation that he had attacked a Khateeb (prayer leader) and was also in contact with one Mufti Sajjad in Afghanistan via telegram.
The statement said that all the militants had got training in Afghanistan and Kurram tribal district.
CTD arrests four TTP militants in Buner raid
Bureau ReportOctober 5, 2023
PESHAWAR: The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) arrested four militants of the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan in an intelligence-based operation carried out in the Buner district.
The arrested militants, including three from Buner and one from Chitral district, were allegedly involved in target killings and extortion, according to statement issued by the CTD here on Wednesday.
It said that explosives, hand grenades and ammunition were also recovered from the militants.
The statement said that on a tip-off that two militants, Wajid Ali from Buner and Rehmanuddin from Chitral were present in the area, a CTD team conducted a raid and arrested them.
The statement said that the militants had orders from a militant commander, Sohail of the banned TTP to collect extortion and target some important personalities in the area. It added that during interrogation, the militants revealed that two other militants were also present in the area.
The statement said that Najmuddin and Ayaz Khan, both residents of Buner district, were also arrested, and arms, ammunition and explosives were recovered from them.
The statement said that Ayaz Khan revealed during interrogation that he had attacked a Khateeb (prayer leader) and was also in contact with one Mufti Sajjad in Afghanistan via telegram.
The statement said that all the militants had got training in Afghanistan and Kurram tribal district.
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PESHAWAR: Two militants were killed in separate operations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, ISPR said on Tuesday.
It said security forces killed one militant in an intelligence-based operation in Kulachi area of Dera Ismail Khan, after an intense exchange of fire late Monday night.
The militant, Ikramullah, remained actively involved in numerous terrorist activities against security forces, including the recent terrorist attacks on Hathala police station and Rori police post, the ISPR said.
In the Miramshah area of North Waziristan, troops effectively targetted a hideout of a militant and killed one in an encounter.
Two ‘militants’ killed in Kech
Two suspected militants were killed during an operation conducted by security forces in Hoshab area of Kech district, officials said on Tuesday.
The ‘militants’ were identified as Mohammad Ali and Muslim who belong to Kech.
Meanwhile, a missing person was found shot dead at Nasirabad crossing after the outlawed Baloch Liberation Front has claimed responsibility for his murder.
Separately, two people were killed by armed men in Mand and Khairabad areas. They were later identified as Ejaz Murad and Bahadur.
PESHAWAR: Two militants were killed in separate operations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, ISPR said on Tuesday.
It said security forces killed one militant in an intelligence-based operation in Kulachi area of Dera Ismail Khan, after an intense exchange of fire late Monday night.
The militant, Ikramullah, remained actively involved in numerous terrorist activities against security forces, including the recent terrorist attacks on Hathala police station and Rori police post, the ISPR said.
In the Miramshah area of North Waziristan, troops effectively targetted a hideout of a militant and killed one in an encounter.
Two ‘militants’ killed in Kech
Two suspected militants were killed during an operation conducted by security forces in Hoshab area of Kech district, officials said on Tuesday.
The ‘militants’ were identified as Mohammad Ali and Muslim who belong to Kech.
Meanwhile, a missing person was found shot dead at Nasirabad crossing after the outlawed Baloch Liberation Front has claimed responsibility for his murder.
Separately, two people were killed by armed men in Mand and Khairabad areas. They were later identified as Ejaz Murad and Bahadur.
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- Karachi CTD action, terrorist of Lashkar Jhangvi arrested
- The accused killed 2 Pakistan Army personnel including 4 Rangers personnel with the help of his colleagues.
- CTD arrested Lashkar-e-Jhangvi terrorist Hafiz Qasim Rasheed alias Bilal alias Ganja son of Muhammad Abdul Rasheed while conducting an operation in Patel Para area of Karachi and seized hand grenade and 30 bore pistol with magazine 6 bullets without license and arms ammunition and explosives. Content arrested.
- The accused was previously jailed in several other serious and terrorist cases, who was recently released from jail and along with his other accomplices Waseem Baroodi, Abdullah, Danesh, Hafiz Khareev, Parvez, Qari Inayat and Abdullah Ilyas Timuri, joined the terrorists. Was activating for more incidents.
- Earlier during the arrest, the arrested accused ran a network from the jail through the bodies of Asim Capri and Ishaq Bobby and martyred 2 army personnel including 4 Rangers jawans in Saddar area. While 4 people belonging to Shias were also killed.
- Karachi CTD action, terrorist of Lashkar Jhangvi arrested
- The accused killed 2 Pakistan Army personnel including 4 Rangers personnel with the help of his colleagues.
- CTD arrested Lashkar-e-Jhangvi terrorist Hafiz Qasim Rasheed alias Bilal alias Ganja son of Muhammad Abdul Rasheed while conducting an operation in Patel Para area of Karachi and seized hand grenade and 30 bore pistol with magazine 6 bullets without license and arms ammunition and explosives. Content arrested.
- The accused was previously jailed in several other serious and terrorist cases, who was recently released from jail and along with his other accomplices Waseem Baroodi, Abdullah, Danesh, Hafiz Khareev, Parvez, Qari Inayat and Abdullah Ilyas Timuri, joined the terrorists. Was activating for more incidents.
- Earlier during the arrest, the arrested accused ran a network from the jail through the bodies of Asim Capri and Ishaq Bobby and martyred 2 army personnel including 4 Rangers jawans in Saddar area. While 4 people belonging to Shias were also killed.
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Two explosive devices were planted by unknown individuals in the Jani Khel area.
One was placed near a retail shop close to Sardi Khel Mandi, and the other was positioned on the main road of Khawaja Darkhel.
Both devices have been safely disposed of by the BDS.
Two explosive devices were planted by unknown individuals in the Jani Khel area.
One was placed near a retail shop close to Sardi Khel Mandi, and the other was positioned on the main road of Khawaja Darkhel.
Both devices have been safely disposed of by the BDS.
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At least four terrorists were killed during a shootout between armed gunmen and Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) personnel in Balochistan’s Kech district on Thursday, police said.
In a press release, the CTD said it received information about the presence of terrorists near Pasni Road in Kech district.
Upon reaching the location, law enforcement personnel encountered resistance as seven to eight terrorists engaged in gunfire with the forces, the statement said.
The CTD said RPGs and hand grenades were fired by the terrorists during the encounter.
“Later, terrorists tried to flee the scene but the CTD team followed them in hot pursuit. Four terrorists were killed and several others managed to escape using the cover of night,” it added.
According to the statement, the security forces recovered a cache of weapons, including pistols, grenades, an improvised explosive device (IED)-fitted motorbike, and other arms during the operation.
The bodies of the four terrorists were sent to Teaching Hospital Turbat for legal formalities, the CTD said, adding that further investigation was underway.
The Counter Terrorism Department and various law enforcement agencies have been actively engaged in Balochistan and neighbouring areas, undertaking intelligence-based operations to locate and eradicate terrorist elements.
In one such action in September, the CTD conducted an operation in the Aghberg area of Quetta, resulting in the elimination of five individuals identified as alleged terrorists associated with the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).
Pakistan has witnessed an uptick in terror activities in recent months, especially in KP and Balochistan, after the TTP ended its ceasefire with the government in November last year.
A day earlier, eight people, including two security personnel and six civilians, were martyred while several others sustained injuries in a string of blasts in North Waziristan, South Waziristan and Bajaur.
In September, data compiled by the Pakistan Institute for Conflict and Security Studies (PICSS) said the number of militant attacks in August was the highest tally for monthly strikes in almost nine years.
4 terrorists killed in operation in Balochistan’s Kech: CTD
Abdullah ZehriNovember 23, 2023
At least four terrorists were killed during a shootout between armed gunmen and Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) personnel in Balochistan’s Kech district on Thursday, police said.
In a press release, the CTD said it received information about the presence of terrorists near Pasni Road in Kech district.
Upon reaching the location, law enforcement personnel encountered resistance as seven to eight terrorists engaged in gunfire with the forces, the statement said.
The CTD said RPGs and hand grenades were fired by the terrorists during the encounter.
“Later, terrorists tried to flee the scene but the CTD team followed them in hot pursuit. Four terrorists were killed and several others managed to escape using the cover of night,” it added.
According to the statement, the security forces recovered a cache of weapons, including pistols, grenades, an improvised explosive device (IED)-fitted motorbike, and other arms during the operation.
The bodies of the four terrorists were sent to Teaching Hospital Turbat for legal formalities, the CTD said, adding that further investigation was underway.
The Counter Terrorism Department and various law enforcement agencies have been actively engaged in Balochistan and neighbouring areas, undertaking intelligence-based operations to locate and eradicate terrorist elements.
In one such action in September, the CTD conducted an operation in the Aghberg area of Quetta, resulting in the elimination of five individuals identified as alleged terrorists associated with the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).
Pakistan has witnessed an uptick in terror activities in recent months, especially in KP and Balochistan, after the TTP ended its ceasefire with the government in November last year.
A day earlier, eight people, including two security personnel and six civilians, were martyred while several others sustained injuries in a string of blasts in North Waziristan, South Waziristan and Bajaur.
In September, data compiled by the Pakistan Institute for Conflict and Security Studies (PICSS) said the number of militant attacks in August was the highest tally for monthly strikes in almost nine years.
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