PNS Mehran probe: Navy to present report this week

The Pakistan Navy said the team investigating the PNS Mehran attack will present its report in a few days.


Express May 31, 2011

The Pakistan Navy said the team investigating the PNS Mehran attack will present its report in a few days.

This was announced during a briefing to the media at the PNS Mehran base.

The navy spokesperson also gave details of equipment that was not damaged during the raid.


He said two Orion surveillance aircraft and several important helicopters had been taken to safer places immediately after the attack.


He also said it is premature to comment on the findings of the investigation team. He said the media must wait for the investigation report.


Charges added to initial FIR


Karachi Police added four additional charges in the FIR filed against the terrorists who attacked PNS Mehran.


SHO of Shahra-e-Faisal police station said three charges pertaining to illegal weapons and one about possessing illegal explosive material have been added to the FIR.


The fresh charges were added after police recovered weapons and explosive material from the terrorists killed in the operation.


Ten security personnel were killed and 21 injured during the attack at PNS Mehran Base on May 22.

COMMENTS (1)

faisal amjad | 12 years ago | Reply let's hope they don't leave out the involvement of their own people in the attack.Everyone knows by now that the armed forces are filled with islamic fanatics who aid their terrorist brothers in attacking our military installations.An operation to clean our armed forces is required as the islamic fascists have a very strong hold in within our soldiers.This happened as zia-ul-haq carried out his infamous islamization policy which brainwashed a large number of our soldiers into becoming the religious fanatics they are today. let's hope that the navy doesn't censor the involvement of islamic terrorists in their final report.Brushing things under the carpet doesn't mean that they are not there anymore.
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