Karachi police recovers individual held by CTD officers
The law enforcement agencies in Karachi have recovered an individual who was being held hostage by the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) officials.
According to DIG CTD Asif Ejaz Sheikh, the recovered individual had returned to Pakistan from Iraq.
The CTD team had taken the individual into custody but had failed to inform the higher authorities about his detention.
The DIG revealed that the CTD sub-inspector and ASI have been arrested, while the SHO has been suspended, in connection with this incident. He added that a constable and an informant involved in the case are currently absconding.
Sheikh stated that the CTD team had demanded Rs 500,000 from the individual’s family, but the amount was eventually negotiated down to Rs 100,000.
He also mentioned that plain-clothed Rangers personnel made the payment, after which the uniformed CTD officers conducted the raid.
Read more
Court orders suspension of CTD officials in Baloch youth killing case
For the latest news, follow us on Twitter @Aaj_Urdu. We are also on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.
Pakistan
karachi
police
recovery
Tensions rise in PTI as Bushra Bibi issues directives ahead of November 24 protest
Lahore remains world’s second most polluted city despite reduction in smog
Saudi Arabia executes 21 Pakistanis among 100 foreign nationals
London’s High Court declares ex-PM Nawaz Sharif’s son Hasan bankrupt
PM Shehbaz to chair meeting of Apex Committee tomorrow
Comments are closed on this story.