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Rangers killed three ‘terrorists’ in an encounter

Post author:News Desk
Post published:25/02/2016
Post category:Sindh / Slider
Post last modified:25/02/2016
Reading time:1 mins read

KARACHI: During a search operation in Manghopir on Wednesday Rangers killed three people who the paramilitary claim were terrorists when they were fired at.

According to Rangers those killed belonged to a banned outfit.

Though their identities are yet to be ascertained Rangers claim that they were the culprits who killed 50 army and 12 police personnel in a missile attack on Razmak Cadet College.

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