Armed Encounters: 8 police officials abducted during Katcha operation

Ring leader of the kidnapper’s gang died in the encounter and two other bandits were injured.


Express May 15, 2011

RAJANPUR:


Eight police officials abducted from a police chowki two days ago have yet to be recovered.

According to police officials, the incident occurred near the Sindh Punjab border in Katcha Karachi and eight cops who were abducted from a police chowki during an attack by an abduction-for-ransom network could not be recovered.

Assistant Superintendent (ASI) Nadeem Mazari and Constable Asif Bawarchi were killed during the attack on the Rajanpur Police on Thursday. Injured constables Ghulam Muhiuddin and Abdul Khaliq have been shifted to Sheikh Zyed hospital for treatment.

The ring leader of the kidnapper’s gang, Rana Imrani died in the encounter and two bandits Akram Sukhani and Kabul Mewa were injured. Eight police officials were abducted by the gang and have not yet been recovered.


Fearing more attacks Rajanpur Police have vacated two chowkis in Busti Rana Baloch and Busti Chakar Khan. In order to avert an escape by bandits, over 100 police have cordoned off the Bhong and Guddu barrage area.



Published in The Express Tribune, May 15th, 2011.

COMMENTS (2)

zeeshan | 12 years ago | Reply Disgusting ! what a shameful act by the DPO and his group of thieve officers !
hameed Ullah | 12 years ago | Reply A month back same police under DPO Mr Sohail Chattha had launched an operation in the same area in which 2000 policemen participated and failed miserably, as none of the wanted dacoits killed or arrested. The locals believe that the police under the DPO gave a safe passage to these 300 wanted bandits who carry head money and were able to escape the cordoned area along their livestocks(800 cattles approx). The DPO was rewarded with 25 lakhs for his loyalty to these dacoits. Later the police was involved in wheat theft and burning of houses of poor farmers who raised voice against the police oppression for forceful harvest of their wheat. Now since dacoits were not given their promised share of the wheat by this DPO, the dacoits revenged for their broken promise. Already millions of ruppes down the drain, the mess could have been cleaned if the police officers had played their honest roles and cleansed the area. Luckily the dirty game of the police officers is busted !!
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