Pakistani police foil terrorist’s plan to kill Chinese doctor in Sindh

KARACHI – Police have arrested a suspected terrorist in Karachi who was planning to kill a Chinese doctor in Hyderbarad.

The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD), in a statement, said the hit-man belonged to the same group that was involved in the killing of a Chinese national at a dental clinic in the port city.

In that attack, an armed man, who belonged to a Baloch separatist group, entered the clinic posing as a patient and shot dead Ronald Raimond Chao and injured Dr. Richard Hu and his wife Margaret Hu.

The suspect has been identified as Muhammad Afzal Lund alias Aafi, a resident of the Gulistan-e-Jauhar area of Karachi.

During interrogation, Lund revealed that he received financial support from the group’s Germany-based leader Zulfiqar Khaskheli to buy a motorcycle and weapons.

Khaskheli had directed the accused to target a Chinese dental clinic in Hyderabad.

The suspect has completed recce of the clinic but he was arrested before he could launch the attack, the CTD said.  

Chinese doctor shot dead in Karachi

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