Karachi: Two anti-India terrorist affiliated with the banned terror outfit, Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) were killed in Pakistan by unidentified men. The dead militants were identified as Mohammad Muzamil and Naeemur Rahaman. As per reports, Mohammad Muzamil was a member of LeT and Naeemur Rahaman was his associate.
A video of the incident has surfaced on the internet showing two assailants wearing police uniform arriving on a bike. They opened fire on a parked car in which Muzamil and his aide were sitting. They then fleew away from the scene. Two pedestrians identified as Mohammad Shahzad and Ali Hassan sustained injuries.
Following the distressing event, Pasrur DSP Rana Muhammad Shahbaz rushed to the scene accompanied by a team of police officers. The shocking incident, captured on CCTV at Pasrur Chowk, quickly circulated across various social media platforms.
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Police spokesperson informed that investigations are underway. He also claimed that the firing took place due to a land dispute. He claimed that the adversaries had previously killed four members of the deceased party.
Earlier, several anti-India militants were killed in Pakistan by unidentified gunmen. Akram Ghazi, a high-ranking commander within Lashkar-e-Taiba was killed earlier. On October 21, Dawood Malik, the founder of Lashkar-e-Jabbar was shot dead by unknown assailants in North Waziristan, Pakistan.
Pakistan- 'Unknown Men' on motorcycle have targeted and killed Md. Muzamil, a member of Lashkar-e-Toiba, along with his associate Naeemur Rahman at Khokhran Chowk in Pasrur tehsil, third one cirical.
Police claims land dispute but unable to find the 'Unknown Men' pic.twitter.com/HWzMjRSkZ2
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