Police killed Shia man Tabish and disclose three others Shia missing men in Saudi consulate case

20 November, 2011 15:12

Police killed Shia man Tabish and disclose three others Shia missing men in Saudi consulate case

The crime branch of Karachi police on Sunday disclosed the detention of four Shia men arrested by the law enforcement on 16th of November from their houses in Karachi without any arrest warrants.

According to the Shiite News Correspondent, the Law Enforcement Agencies personnel were detained the Shia Men Safdar Abbas, Zaki Kazmi, Mohammad Ali Kazmi, Mohsin and Tabish Hussain from their houses and

different areas of Karachi.

However the Crime branch department has announced to arrest four allegedly terrorists belonging to a banned outfit, who were involved in a grenade attack on the Saudi Consulate in Karachi. One of the members of the outfit was injured and arrested during a shootout in another incident.

According to the SSP crime branch, Farooq Awan, the police conducted a raid early morning in the Eid Gah area and arrested three suspects named, Zaki Kazmi, Mohsin and Muhammad Ali Kazmi. During the interrogation, the arrested suspects confessed their links to Lashkar-e-Mehdi â€“ a banned outfit â€“ and admitted attacking the Saudi embassy and a mosque at Sakhi Hassan.

They also stated that eight allegedly target killers, arrested by the special investigation unit earlier this year were a part of their gang.

During interrogation, they pointed out one of their accomplice in the Gulistan-e-Jauhar area. The police arrested injured Tabish Hussain son of Taufeeq Hussain (Asif alias Munna) after a shootout in the area. The wounded culprit was shifted to a hospital, where he died because of the critical injuries.

It may be noted here that the few months back CID SSP Chaudhry Aslam detained the handicap Shia man Muntazir Imam in Saudi consulate killing case but his fake facts were rejected by the Sindh High Court and suspended four Investigation officers of the cases.