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    Punjab CTD nabs 4 terror suspects ahead of Muharram
    Jul 20 2023. Crime: In an anticipation of potential terrorist activities during the holy month of Muharram, Punjab’s Counter Terrorism Department has taken swift action, apprehending four suspected terrorists in Rawalpindi during an intelligence-based operation.
    In an anticipation of potential terrorist activities during the holy month of Muharram, Punjab’s Counter Terrorism Department has taken swift action, apprehending four suspected terrorists in Rawalpindi during an intelligence-based operation.
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    FIA nabs three traffickers for role in Libya boat tragedy
    Mar 3 2023. Crime: The Federal Investigation Agency arrested three alleged traffickers responsible for sending migrants illegally to unknown destinations via Libya from Pakistan.
    The Federal Investigation Agency arrested three alleged traffickers responsible for sending migrants illegally to unknown destinations via Libya from Pakistan.
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    CTD nabs four suspects in Punjab Breaking
    Mar 11 2023. Crime: He said that 1002 people were interrogated during the operation in Lahore, while three suspects were arrested from Dera Ghazi Khan, one suspect was arrested during the combing operation in Rawalpindi.
    He said that 1002 people were interrogated during the operation in Lahore, while three suspects were arrested from Dera Ghazi Khan, one suspect was arrested during the combing operation in Rawalpindi.
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