CTD arrests four ‘fundraisers’ of banned outfits

City News Apr, 29 2023
CTD arrests four ‘fundraisers’ of banned outfits
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KARACHI: Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) of Sindh police claimed to have arrested four people involved in fundraising for banned outfits in city. As per details, CTD teams during separate actions arrested four accused named Raheemul Haq, Ghulam Muhammad Khan, Abdullah and Tanveer Nadeem over charges of collecting funds for proscribed organisations.

Published in The Daily National Courier, April, 29 2023

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