KARACHI : Saturday, Sindh Inspector General of Police (IG) Ghulam Nabi formed a five-member committee to investigate the terrorist assault on the office of Karachi’s police chief the previous day.
Three terrorists were killed and four individuals, including two police officers and a sub-inspector of the Sindh Rangers, sacrificed themselves during the tense operation that lasted over four hours on Friday evening.
In addition to the eighty-four individuals killed in a suicide assault at a mosque in Peshawar Civil Lines, eighteen others, including police and Rangers personnel, were wounded in the terrorist attack.
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