Two criminals, who were allegedly involved in terrorism, robberies, gunned down in Pakistan
Levies’ Quick Response Force, headed by senior officers, killed two criminals, who were allegedly involved in killings, dacoities, robberies and terrorism, Pakistan's Kech district, media reports said.
Levies forces conducted a raid late Friday night, which led to a heavy gunfight that lasted for at least two hours, reported Dawn News.
The deceased criminals were identified as proclaimed offenders.
They were identified as Ghulam Sarwar and Sameer.
IBNS
Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
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