KDA officer remanded in Rangers custody

Karachi An anti-terrorism court allowed Rangers on Friday keep a Karachi Development Authority grade-18 officer in preventive detention for 90 days for questioning. The paramilitary force’s counsel told the court that there was credible information about Atif Ahmed’s involvement in offences that came within the ambit of the Anti-Terrorism Act

By our correspondents

July 05, 2015

Karachi
An anti-terrorism court allowed Rangers on Friday keep a Karachi Development Authority grade-18 officer in preventive detention for 90 days for questioning.
The paramilitary force’s counsel told the court that there was credible information about Atif Ahmed’s involvement in offences that came within the ambit of the Anti-Terrorism Act He said Ahmed was involved in China-cutting of plots, corruption and providing aid to criminals. Ahmed was arrested in raid conducted by Rangers in Malir. The court allowed the paramilitary force to detain the suspects for 90 days for interrogation considering legal provisions of Section 11EEEE 1 of ATA.