Pakistan Taliban
The terrorist commander was involved in assaults against law enforcement organisations, religious organisations, polio teams, and extortion for the TTP.
Islamabad: On Monday, Pakistani security forces said that they had killed a prominent Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) commander who had been responsible for many assaults on law enforcement and polio teams.
which borders the South Waziristan tribal territory, Abdul Jabar Shah of the outlawed TTP Gandapur faction was murdered. In the course of the operation, two terrorists also sustained injuries.
The terrorist commander was involved in assaults against law enforcement organisations, religious organisations, polio teams, and extortion for the TTP.
The local law enforcement forces have achieved success twice in a row.
Since the Taliban’s invasion of Afghanistan, the illegal TTP has reportedly intensified its attacks and grown stronger.
The militant group, which was formed in 2007 militant groups, broke off a cease-fire with the federal government and instructed its members to carry out terrorist strikes around the nation.
