Five `activists` among nine held in Rangers` raids
By Our Staff Reporter2017-05-28
KARACHI: Pakistan Rangers, Sindh on Saturday claimed to have arrested nine suspects, including five workers of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement-London and MQM-Pakistan.
The paramilitary force apprehended five suspects from Mobina Town, Surjani Town and Khawaja Ajmer Nagri. Three of them were identified as Junaid Ahmed Khan, Sher Muhammad and Jehanzeb.
They were associated with the MQM-L, a Rangers spokesperson said, adding that remaining two Muhammad Akram alias Palari and Muhammad Akhter Ali alias Pahari were af filiated with the MQM-P.
The spokesman claimed that the held suspects were allegedlyinvolvedin targetedkillings,extortions, forced fitra collection, arson acts during strikes and selling of drugs.
The paramilitary force also arrested three suspects Muhammad Imtiaz, Ismail and Ali Nawaz in the Mobina Town area for their allegedinvolvementin mobile phone and motorcycle snatching and other crimes.
The Rangers also arrested suspect Ayaz Khan in the Quaidabad area for allegedly selling liquor and hashish.