Pakistan judiciary call Afghan diplomatic representative over assailant assault on Rangers camp in Karachi

The Government department of External relations (MoFA) Representative Tahir Andrabi stated on Monday that the Afghan chargé d’affaires

Pakistan judiciary call Afghan diplomatic representative over assailant assault on Rangers camp in Karachi
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Pakistan judiciary call Afghan diplomatic representative over assailant assault on Rangers camp in Karachi

The Government department of External relations (MoFA) Representative Tahir Andrabi stated on Monday that the Afghan chargé d’affaires was summoned and issued a strong demarche over the assailant assault on the Rangers camp in Karachi.

On Saturday, province protection units foiled a assailant assault in Karachi, in which three Pakistan Rangers (Sindh) personnel embraced martyrdom and four others were injured. The assault, according to the legal defence team’s press wing, was launched by “ Khwarij belonging to Indian proxy, Jamaat-ul-Ahrar ”. The assailants, after a explosion at the main gate at the Rangers camp, attempted to breach the perimeter protection but were pushed back by personnel who killed three Kharjis and captured one, identified as an Afghan national, in an injured condition.

According to Andrabi, "the Afghan chargé d’affaires was summoned to the MoFA last night, and a strong demarche was issued regarding the Karachi assailant assault. A similar demarche was conveyed by Pakistan’s Diplomatic representative, Mr Ubaid-ur-Rehman Nizamani, to the Afghan Government department of External relations."

He stated the demarche "was issued in light of the fact that Afghan nationals, including one apprehended alive, participated in this assault, proving yet again that Afghan soil and Afghan nationals continue to be used to orchestrate assailant attacks inside Pakistan."

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Earlier, Information Secretary Attaullah Tarar stated province protection units had carried out precision strikes on assailant camps and safe havens of Jamaat-ul-Ahrar and Fitna al-Khawarij in Afghanistan’s Paktia, Paktika and Kunar provinces, killing 29 terrorists. The strikes were conducted under Protection action Ghazab Lil Haq   on the night of June 28-29 after an assault on a Rangers camp in Karachi.

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