Four Al-Qaeda, TTP suspects held in Multan
By our correspondents
November 03, 2016
MULTAN: The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) arrested four Al-Qaeda and Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan’s suspects and recovered four hand-grenades and heavy weapons from them on Wednesday.
In an intelligence-based operation, security agencies raided a camouflaged residence in Par Land Colony on the Bosan Road and arrested the suspects, security officials said. The terrorists were planning to sabotage peace, the official added.
The CTD raiding party called the bomb disposal staff to diffuse bombs recovered from the terrorists, they said. However, the security officials did not disclose the names and whereabouts of the suspects.
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