QUETTA: The CTD Balochstan has confirmed that the ISKP/Daesh terrorist Fazal ur Rehman alias Shaan killed on Monday, June 22, was directly involved in the tragic Mach massacre of the Hazara tribesmen on January 21, 2021. The tragedy led to mowing down of 11 Hazara coalminers by the ISKP ( Daesh).
The CTD Balochistan had conducted an IBO to arrest the top level Daesh terrorist Fazal ur Rehman Alias Shaan on Monday but who was killed in the ensuing fire exchange. A large number of fire arms, explsoives were recoverd from his possession besdies a cell phone. The forensic analysis of the mobile phone revealed critical information absout the Mach massacre, besides "establishing the terrorists' personal role in the gruesome massacre." The cell phone memory carried "various videos and photos related to Daesh and most importantly evidence regarding the merciless slaughter of Hazara community coal miners in Machh."
The digital forensic investigation of the cell phone, "determined that the photographs were taken and videos recorded by the same smart phone at the time when the gruesome killing of the coal miners were being carried out." This evidence, the CTD spokesperson said establishes that "the suspected terrorist Fazal ur Rehman alias Shaan was directly involved in the killing of miners and was present at the scene of the crime. " Claiming a huge success for CTD Balochistan, the spokesman said the terrorist directly involved in the tragic Machh incident has been finally brought to justice.
The CTD Balochistan reiterates it's resolve to rid Balochistan from the menace of terrorism and underlined its resolve that every terrorist will be brought to justice.
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