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Pakistan Detains Four TTP Operatives Linked to Islamabad Attack

Pakistan Detains Four TTP Operatives Linked to Islamabad Attack

Post by : Rameen Ariff

Islamabad, Nov 14: Pakistan's security forces have apprehended four individuals connected to the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in relation to a tragic suicide bombing outside the Islamabad District Judicial Complex earlier this week. This incident, which transpired on Tuesday in the G-11 area, resulted in the deaths of 12 individuals and left 36 others injured.

The government announced these arrests through a social media statement, confirming that they resulted from a coordinated operation by the Intelligence Bureau Division and the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD). Officials portrayed this operation as a significant advancement in undermining the TTP network that has been targeting law enforcement in the capital.

Details of the Attack Execution

Investigations indicate that TTP's high command, located in Afghanistan, carefully orchestrated the suicide attack. The bomber, known as Usman alias Qari, was reportedly directed at every stage by the militant organization. His handler, Sajidullah alias Sheena, revealed that TTP commander Saeedur Rehman alias Daadullah contacted him via the Telegram app to facilitate the attack, aiming for maximum casualties among security forces.

Sheena was allegedly sent images of the bomber by Daadullah, along with instructions to assemble a suicide jacket, which he acquired from a burial site in Peshawar and later transported to Islamabad. On the day of the incident, Sheena equipped Usman with the suicide jacket, completing the grim scheme.

Operational Coordination by TTP

“The entire operation was orchestrated under the guidance of the TTP high command based in Afghanistan. The full cell involved in this attack, including its leader and three associates, has been taken into custody,” the government statement outlined. Officials stressed that these arrests can potentially cripple TTP activities within the country.

Moreover, the government signaled that investigations will continue, with the possibility of further arrests and revelations imminent as security agencies strive to dismantle the militant network.

Implications and Security Measures

The suicide bombing in Islamabad has startled the nation, raising alarms over the security of crucial governmental and judicial establishments against militant attacks. In response, authorities have committed to reinforcing security around vulnerable locations and intensifying operations against extremist factions.

These arrests signify a vital step in Pakistan's enduring campaign against terrorism, highlighting the collaborative efforts of intelligence and counter-terrorism groups to preemptively address threats and avert further loss of life.

As investigations unfold, officials are urging the public to remain alert and report any unusual activities, reaffirming Pakistan's dedication to ensuring the safety of its citizens against extremist violence.

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