Friday, June 25, 2010

Lahore, Pakistan: Two terrorists nabbed in Lahore, suspected in Ahmadiyya attacks

The terrorists named Imran and Bilal are suspected to be involved in the attack on Ahmadis.

Ahmadiyya Times | News Staff |
Source & Credit: The Express Tribune
By Express | June 25, 2010

LAHORE: Law enforcement agencies arrested two suspected terrorists from Lahore on Friday.

The suspected terrorists were arrested in Ferozwala area of Lahore and were found with ammunition and explosives in their possession. The terrorists named Imran and Bilal are suspected to be involved in the attack on Ahmadis.

Law enforcement agencies recovered two trucks full of explosives, 300 hand grenades, 15 lands mines, 15 suicide jackets, 16 walkie talkies and thousands of bullets from the terrorists. More suspects have also been picked up on indication of the terrorists.



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1 comment:

  1. Numan AhmedJune 26, 2010 at 2:38 AM

    yes may ferozwala may rehta hooo or yaha khatme nabuwat tanzeem kay mullahs 3 years say ahmedies kay khilaf kafi active hain.yai baroood unho nay he rakha huva tha.

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