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| India-Pakistan |
| A dozen bombs recovered in Karachi... |
| 2002-10-27 |
| Fractured syntax courtesy of Frontier Post... The Sindh Home Department Friday foiled terrorist plan while recovering 12 time bombs and large amount of ammunition from a residential area in Karachi. The law enforcing agencies and Karachi Police raided a house and recovered these arms from the three rooms of the empty house. âSome unknown terrorists even fixed the five of the time bombs blast time and one police officer injured severely in a bid to defuse the time bomb that was exploded suddenly,â the police officer revealed to NNI. All these five bombs timing was fixed different but the terrorists did not succeed to fix them at whatever locations they determined for deadly terrorist activities. Police Inspector of Super Market Police Station, injured has been shifted to Aga Khan Hospital. The doctors are trying their level best to safe his life. Translated, they found a dozen bombs in a house in Karachi and a police inspector who was trying to defuze one of them got boomed. Surgeons are trying to reassemble him... On the intelligence information, the police party cordoned the area in the early morning and raided the marked house that was locked from outside and no body was in the house. "Bar the door, Mahmoud! Quick! Out the back window!" The Police however, raided several places after prompt investigation about those living in the house. It is believed that some militants of the banned Jihadi Organizations were living in the house. Usually that equates to Lashkar i-Jhangvi... |
| Posted by:Fred Pruitt |