Karachi: Some terrorists have attacked the Police Headquarters located in the Shahrah-e-Faisal area in Karachi, Pakistan. Their number is being told from 8 to 10. According to Pakistani media, more than 10 terrorists may be present at the headquarters. Along with this, terrorists have also entered a multi-story building. However, security forces and police have cordoned off the area. Firing is going on from both sides. There is news of the killing of 2 terrorists in the news. Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has claimed responsibility for the ongoing attack on the Karachi Police Headquarters. Umar Media of TTP has said that a detailed statement will be issued soon.
According to local media, before entering the office of the Karachi police chief, the terrorists threw hand grenades and then opened fire. Police sources said that a heavy exchange of fire is going on between paramilitary rangers, police, and the attackers. To surround the attackers, all the mobile vans of the district and region have been immediately called to the spot. Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah said that this attack will not be tolerated under any circumstances. Orders have been given to arrest those who are involved in this attack.
Terrorists attacked with grenades, 3 soldiers injured
According to the officials, the terrorists attacked by dividing into different groups. They are throwing grenades and firing continuously. He said that nothing can be said clearly about the exact number of terrorists. Here, 3 jawans have been injured in the firing of terrorists. One of them has been identified as Sajid, who has been admitted to a local hospital. The sounds of gunfire and explosions are echoing at the scene.
Rangers and police cordoned off the area
A Rangers spokesperson said that the force has reached the spot and the area has been cordoned off. The Rangers along with the police have started an operation against the terrorists. Police surgeon Dr. Sayed said that one activist, one police officer, and one ranger officer were injured. South DIG Irfan Baloch said that the situation would be brought under control.
