Syed Khalid Raza, close aide of India’s most wanted Syed Salahuddin, killed by unknown gunmen in Karachi
01 Mar 2023 12:07:44
-Jyoti Prakash
Syed Khalid Raza, an ex-terrorist group Al Badr commander was killed in Karachi, Pakistan by unidentified gunmen. Notably, he was the commander of the Al-Badr Terrorist group in Jammu & Kashmir for around 8 years in the 1990s & is said to have been a leader of 100 terrorists during his tenure.
He was a close aide of India's Most wanted Sayed Salahuddin.
According to Jamaat e Islami President Karachi, Siraj Ul-Haq, the slain was also associated with JeI Talba Wing as an Activist.
He was killed outside his residence located at Gulistan-e-Johar Block 7 area of Karachi, Pakistan.
According to sources in Pakistan Police, he was fired at close ranges when he was coming out of his house.
The gunmen were said to be waiting for him.
There is no confirmation in this regard by Pakistan police officials or DG-ISPR.
The SRA has warned all non-Sindhi settlers in Sindh, including Punjabis to leave Sindh.
Last week, Hizbul Mujahideen commander Bashir Ahmed Peer alias Imtiyaz Alan was also killed in Rawalpindi by unidentified gunmen.
Syed Khalid Raza, an ex-terrorist group Al Badr commander was killed in Karachi, Pakistan by unidentified gunmen. Notably, he was the commander of the Al-Badr Terrorist group in Jammu & Kashmir for around 8 years in the 1990s & is said to have been a leader of 100 terrorists during his tenure.
He was a close aide of India's Most wanted Sayed Salahuddin.
According to Jamaat e Islami President Karachi, Siraj Ul-Haq, the slain was also associated with JeI Talba Wing as an Activist.
He was killed outside his residence located at Gulistan-e-Johar Block 7 area of Karachi, Pakistan.
According to sources in Pakistan Police, he was fired at close ranges when he was coming out of his house.
The gunmen were said to be waiting for him.
But a Freedom fighter group, The Sindh Revolutionary Army (#SRA) has claimed responsibility for the killing of Syed Khalid Raza, who they claim is an operative of "religious extremist terrorist organization Al-Badr" and an instrument of Pakistani agencies (ISI), in Golestan Johar, Karachi last night.
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There is no confirmation in this regard by Pakistan police officials or DG-ISPR.
The SRA has warned all non-Sindhi settlers in Sindh, including Punjabis to leave Sindh.
Last week, Hizbul Mujahideen commander Bashir Ahmed Peer alias Imtiyaz Alan was also killed in Rawalpindi by unidentified gunmen.