TTP commander Fakhruddin Mehsud killed in Karachi

Regional TerrorismTTP commander Fakhruddin Mehsud killed in Karachi

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KARACHI: TTP commander Fakhruddin Mehsud killed in Karachi. He worked TTP  deputy chief commander of Sindh in past. He was currently working vice-emir of the banned Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). He is reportedly killed when Rangers personnel conducted an operation in Sultanabad area of Manghopir in Karachi.

The vice-emir of the TTP’s Karachi chapter killed in the operation was identified as Abid ‘chotu’ while the other TTP commander was identified as Fakhruddin Mehsud.

During the operation, two security persons were also injured who were shifted to a hospital for medical treatment.

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