Rangers arrest 114 suspects in Karachi

A spokesman for Sindh Rangers said weapons were recovered from the arrested persons.

Express November 02, 2010
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KARACHI: Around 114 suspects were arrested in Karachi during Rangers operations that began in the city a few days ago to find criminals.

A spokesman for Sindh Rangers said weapons were recovered from the arrested persons.

The suspects have been handed over to the police for further investigations.
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