Three bombs recovered near Karachi mosque

The bombs were hidden in bushes a few streets away from Jamia mosque.


Web Desk October 15, 2013
Screengrab of the bombs found near Jamia masjid.

KARACHI: Three bombs were found near Jamia mosque in Ahsanabad, Express News reported on Tuesday.

The grenade bombs recovered could be fired from a gun or thrown by hand. The Bomb Disposal Squad (BDS) took the bombs to a nearby police station where they were diffused.

One of the bombs was around six inches long while one of the others was 12 inches in length. Two of the bombs were around 1.5-2 inches thick.

The bombs were hidden in bushes a few streets away from the mosque. A trash collector spotted them and alerted authorities, after which the BDS was called.

Rangers arrived at the scene after the BDS had taken the bombs to the police station, but no search operation was carried out.

COMMENTS (18)

Dj | 10 years ago | Reply

@Karachiwala: The only party that has a fighting wing in Karachi is MQM, rest are all on the defensive.

Zen.One | 10 years ago | Reply

@Mr. Singh: Forget about lakhs, The Partition of Indian subcontinent and the the subsequent emergence of Pakistan witnessed an even greater massacre and genocide of Muslims, pouring in from Indian side into west Pakistan. Whole trainloads of people were butchered, the number ran into a million or more. Here You people beats us hands down. Now please don't bring into discussion World War II, which was the deadliest military conflict in history. Over 60 million people were killed, which was over 2.5% of the world population. As the saying goes the buck stops here.

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