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Pakistan: Dacoits abduct police check-post in Kandhkot, 2 cops abducted

| @indiablooms | Mar 13, 2023, at 11:32 pm

Kandhkot: Dacoits targeted a police check-post and abducted two cops at   Sindh’s Kandhkot region in Pakistan recently, media reports said.

According to details, two policemen — Sajjad Jakhrani and Ghaffar – were kidnapped on Saturday when dacoits attacked a police check-post in Katcha area of Durrani Mehr, reports ARY News.

The dacoits even shared a video where the two cops could be seen in their custody.

They demanded the release of a 13-year-old suspect who was arrested recently.

Secretary home department and the I.G. Police Sindh in a briefing to the cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister of Sindh Murad Ali Shah, said that the police will require military-grade arms to launch an effective operation against bandits in Katcha area (riverine forest along the Indus River), reports ARY News.

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