A terrorist killed during an encounter with the Counter-Terrorism Department in Karachi has been identified as a key commander of the banned BLA, marking a significant development for security agencies.
According to the CTD spokesperson, on February 17, a fierce exchange of fire took place between CTD personnel and terrorists in Shah Latif Town, resulting in the killing of four terrorists while two police officials were injured.
CTD officials stated that the deceased terrorists included Jalil, Niaz, and Hamdan, while the identity of one militant was under verification, who has now been identified as Suhail Baloch.
The spokesperson said that Suhail Baloch was an important commander of the banned BLA and was involved in the killing of more than 50 security personnel and civilians. He was also the mastermind behind the martyrdom of DC Panjgur Zakir Baloch.
Officials further revealed that five suicide bombers involved in the Jaffer Express attack were also sent by Suhail Baloch, highlighting the extent of his activities.
Authorities added that raids are being conducted across Sindh to arrest the accomplices of the slain terrorist and dismantle the network completely.
