KARACHI - Rangers Director General Major General Bilal Akbar on Tuesday has said that at least 2,350 Afghan citizens have been apprehended in 10,738 raids in Sindh.
The Rangers director general has briefed meeting of the apex committee. Sindh Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah chaired the meeting. Governor Ishratul Ibad, Corps Commander Lt General Naveed Mukhtar and representatives of Sindh Police and intelligence agencies were also present on the occasion.
The meeting has been convened to review implementation of the National Action Plan (NAP) and targeted operation against criminals. It was also briefed that at least 203 persons were arrested for delivering hate speeches, while 736 cases were registered. Police and Rangers conducted 2,219 joint operations in different areas. At least 1,109 cases were registered against illegal immigrants.
The meeting was also told that four terror sponsors were apprehended in Karachi and two cases were launched. As many as 25 cases were registered for violation of ordinance regarding temporary residence while four were apprehended.
DAILY TIMES.
YEMI.
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