Rangers bust Sindh military officials concerned in bootleg weapons sale
KARACHI: Rangers on Saturday destitute a organisation of Sindh military officials found concerned in sale and squeeze of illegally acquired weapons, a Rangers orator said.
Rangers crew took into control a personality of a gang, identified as Faizan Khan, during a raid in Liaquatabad area of a metropolis. On his indication, 7 suspects, including 3 officials of Sindh military were detained. A vast cache of weapons and ammunition and feign IDs were also recovered.
According to a Rangers spokesperson, 9 pistols, dual G3 rifles, 18 magazines along with hundreds of rounds were seized from a suspects.
At slightest 140 feign arms licenses, NADRA forms and other tawdry papers were also recovered from a suspects’ possession.
The suspects had been concerned in bootleg squeeze and sale of weapons for a past 10 years.
Among a incarcerated are military sub-inspector Umar, deputy Nadir Ali and deputy Shahid Ali. A aim torpedo belonging to a domestic party, Kamran, is also one of a detained, a orator said.