343 terrorists of Al-Qaeda, TTP, Gang War and banned Takfiri organizations killed

Shiite news has received the report of actions taken under the National Action Plan in Karachi. 343 terrorists have yet been killed in encounters whereas 4 culprits have also been arrested for financially supporting them. 23 madaaris are yet to be searched whereas 5 have been searched during which a supervisor was arrested due to the presence of hate literature in a madarsa and a case has also been filed against him.39 people have been arrested for providing the wrong information for giving rent. According tho the report prepared on National action Plan, more than 9,958 raids have been done against banned organizations, 844 search operations and more than 1100 actions have been taken in coordination with law enforcement agencies. 343 terrorists of Al-Qaeda, TTP, Gang war and other banned organizations have been killed and 370 arrested during 717 encounters and 1500 kg of explosives and 5223 weapons including LMGs and SMGs were found. 4 people have been arrested for financially supporting the terrorists, 1407 foreigners have been arrested of which 358 were released on bail. 1081 cases were filed according to Sindh Sound Regulation act and 559 people arrested, 28 cases failed for hate speeches and 12 people have been arrested. Out of 251 suspicious people who were put in Fourth schedule, 122 are still on the run. 39 people have been arrested for providing wrong details of property (both buying and selling) and rent, 283 cases have been filed for hate based wall chalking and 11 people arrested. More than 1, 94000 students including 705 foreigners are studying in 1270 registered Madaaris whereas 73236 students are studying in 584 un-registered madaaris. According to the report, 23 madaaris in the city are yet to be searched whereas during the search of 5 madaaris in site and Shah Faisal Colony, hate literature was found from one on which the supervisor of the madarsa was taken into custody and a case was also filed against him in Site B police station.