CTD arrests female facilitator of PAF airbase attack in Peshawar
Zari Zadgai alias Perveen confessed that she provided food to terrorists
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PESHAWAR:
The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) on Thursday arrested a suspected facilitator of the attack on Pakistan Air Force base in Badhaber.
“During the course of investigation a woman facilitator Zari Zadgai alias Perveen, wife of Mewa Khan, resident of Telabanad village has been arrested,” a press release said.
At least 29 killed, including army captain, as militants attack PAF base in Peshawar
“She provided food to the terrorists and also confessed that she provided empty bottles to the terrorists which were then used to assemble explosive devices,” it added.
The female facilitator also revealed other vital information during the course of interrogation. Perveen was arrested by the Special Police Unit of CTD.
Police detain 22 after Taliban air base attack
On September 18, Taliban militants dressed in official uniforms attacked the air force base in Badhaber area of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, killing at least 29 people, most of them soldiers, the group’s deadliest assault in months following a major military offensive against them.
Security officials said the attackers split into three groups after entering the camp, with two moving to a residential area.
The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) on Thursday arrested a suspected facilitator of the attack on Pakistan Air Force base in Badhaber.
“During the course of investigation a woman facilitator Zari Zadgai alias Perveen, wife of Mewa Khan, resident of Telabanad village has been arrested,” a press release said.
At least 29 killed, including army captain, as militants attack PAF base in Peshawar
“She provided food to the terrorists and also confessed that she provided empty bottles to the terrorists which were then used to assemble explosive devices,” it added.
The female facilitator also revealed other vital information during the course of interrogation. Perveen was arrested by the Special Police Unit of CTD.
Police detain 22 after Taliban air base attack
On September 18, Taliban militants dressed in official uniforms attacked the air force base in Badhaber area of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, killing at least 29 people, most of them soldiers, the group’s deadliest assault in months following a major military offensive against them.
Security officials said the attackers split into three groups after entering the camp, with two moving to a residential area.