Officials claimed that Roohullah, who hailed from Bajaur Agency, was a member of Mullah Fazlullah’s TTP group and he was the group’s commander in Lahore. STOCK IMAGE
According to initial details, police and security forces had conducted a joint raid on a suspected militant hideout on Burki road.
In the ensuing confrontation, Roohullah, also known as Qureshi Commander, and two of his companions were killed.
Officials claimed that Roohullah, who hailed from Bajaur Agency, was a member of Mullah Fazlullah’s TTP group and he was the group’s commander in Lahore. They added that he was involved in the November 2014 Wagah border attack.
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Alhamdolillah!!!
When agencies want to work, they do produce results. Bravo!
These incidents must be hurting the TTP, but the government should also focus on the SSP and other militant groups who may be out to murder innocents. The TTP should still have top priority in my opinion, but others shouldn't be forgotten