Pakistan police say wanted militant killed in shootout ...United Arab Emirates

Multan: Counterterrorism police killed one of Pakistan’s most wanted militants in a shootout in the garrison city of Rawalpindi overnight, a police official said Sunday. Officer Kashif Hussain said three of the militant’s accomplices escaped during the exchange of fire, leaving their weapons at the scene: two pistols, an assault rifle and ammunition. He identified the slain militant only as Niaz and said he also uses the alias Zeeshan. Hussain said Niaz was active with the Pakistani Taliban group Tehreek-e-Taliban in Punjab province in the Hazro area of the district of Attock. He said Niaz was also in league with banned militant organization Lashker-e-Jhangvi. Hussain said Niaz was wanted i

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