After the attack on Karachi Police Office, it was decided to prepare a special unit in the high meeting (Photo File).
Karachi: After the attack on the police office, the Sindh Police has decided to set up a Quick Response Counter-Terrorism Unit, whose 100 personnel will be given commando training by the Pakistan Navy.
Sindh police personnel will be equipped with professional skills to fight terrorists, rescue citizens from the clutches of kidnappers.
According to Counter Terrorism Department sources, after the attack on Karachi Police Office, an important meeting was held under the chairmanship of Additional IGC TD Imran Yakub Minhas, in which DIG CTD Zulfikar Lark and SSP CTD Tariq Nawaz and others were present. Officers participated.
In the important meeting, under the decision to send commando training to the youth of the Counter-Terrorism Department from the Pakistan Navy, a squad of 25 officers will start training from this month. According to CTD sources, after the attack on the Karachi Police Office, the terrorists Lack of better coping skills was realized in view of which officers decided to conduct commando training of CTD jawans.
According to sources, senior officers of Pakistan Navy have also been contacted regarding the training of the soldiers. The Special Service Group of Pakistan Navy will train 100 personnel in 4 phases while the Commando Group of the Counter Terrorism Department will be the first quick response unit in any terrorist incident.
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