The Sindh government has informed provincial police and DG Rangers that three banned organisations have planned major terrorist incidents in three major cities of the province—Karachi, Hyderabad and Sukkur.
According to an official letter sent to the concerned authorities, the banned organisations include Baloch Revolution Army, Baloch Raaji Ajoi Sanga and Sindh Revolution Army.
Moreover, the letter stated that the aforementioned organisations have also distributed arms and ammunition to their associated terrorists.
On the other hand, Islamabad Police on Tuesday issued a “special security plan” after analysing the current security situation of the capital.
The law enforcement agency said that at least 25 temporary security check posts have been established at different locations in Islamabad.
Authourities will be using safe city cameras to record traffic at Red Zone entrances while the videos of metro bus service passengers will also be recorded.
The police have also requested residents and foreigners to carry their identification documents.
Since the suicide attack in Islamabad on December 23, multiple foreign missions including the United States (US) Saudi Arabia and Australia have advised their citizens and staff to limit their movement in the capital.
Pakistan is facing a resurgence of terrorism since the militant Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) called off its ceasefire with the government in late November.
