Karachi's Orangi Town blasts: Case filed under anti-terrorism act
The suspects, who are still at large, are charged with murder, attempt to murder and terrorism.
A view of the destruction caused by a bomb blast near Orangi Town. PHOTO: MOHAMMAD NOMAN / EXPRESS
KARACHI:
A case was registered for the Orangi Town blasts in Karachi against unidentified terrorists under the anti-terrorism act, Express News reported on Wednesday.
Four people were killed and 21 injured in the The Orangi Town blasts that had took place on December 24 on the Chehlum of Hazrat Imam Hussain (RA).
The case was filed at the Mominabad Police Station by Sub Inspector Mohammad Shafiq after complaint by the government.
Sections of murder, attempt to murder and terrorism were included in the case.
The suspects are still at large.
A case was registered for the Orangi Town blasts in Karachi against unidentified terrorists under the anti-terrorism act, Express News reported on Wednesday.
Four people were killed and 21 injured in the The Orangi Town blasts that had took place on December 24 on the Chehlum of Hazrat Imam Hussain (RA).
The case was filed at the Mominabad Police Station by Sub Inspector Mohammad Shafiq after complaint by the government.
Sections of murder, attempt to murder and terrorism were included in the case.
The suspects are still at large.