Punjab Inspector General of Police (IGP) Dr Usman Anwar said on Friday the Sialkot mosque shooting that claimed three lives earlier this week was carried out by a “rogue nation and planned outside Pakistan”, Aaj News reported.

On Wednesday, three people - prayer leader Maulana Ahad along with Maulana Muhammad Latif, who belonged to an outlawed outfit, and his security guard Hashim Ali were killed after terrorists opened fire on them at Noori-e-Madina Masjid in Mandike Guraya Chowk.

In a press conference today, the IGP held responsible a “rogue nation’s hostile intelligence agency” for the shooting, saying that the attackers were arrested.

“We have all the records about who is the person who came here, who he met, and even his geo-location. They came here from Oct 6-Oct 9 and executed the plan on Oct 11.”

He added that the LEAs including police, Counter Terrorism Department, Inter-Services Intelligence, Intelligence Bureau, and the Military Intelligence united trace the culprits of the incident as well as thwart more attacks.

The IGP said that the culprits will be presented before the court.

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Adnan Oct 13, 2023 03:07pm
If incompetence had a face..this would be its poster guy
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Nur Khan Oct 13, 2023 04:15pm
Name and shame the hostile agency and rogue nation.
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TheActualTruth Oct 13, 2023 05:02pm
What are these vague terms rogue nation and hostile agency. If you already have all the data and also the culprits then why not name the nation as well.
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Tipu Oct 13, 2023 10:19pm
Blaming other is the hallmark of Pakistani agencies! When such agencies are involved in mega corruption and politics rather than doing their job, the anti Pakistan lobbies will take advantage of the situation!
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Parvez Oct 13, 2023 11:38pm
Possibly I am mistaken.....but is he not famous for his involvement in the horrendous " Lahore Model Town massacre ".
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TidBit Oct 13, 2023 11:52pm
Must be Hamas
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