KARACHI┬а- The injured terrorist captured after the attack on the Pakistan Rangers Sindh camp has made startling revelations during interrogation. The suspect identified himself as┬аUsman Ali, hailing from Jalalabad, Afghanistan, and confessed to receiving militant training in Afghanistan┬а.
The Confession
In a video statement, Usman Ali disclosed that he entered Pakistan seven days before the attack with three accomplices:┬аAbdul Hadi,┬аJanan, and┬аUmar Farooq┬а. He stated that Abdul Hadi, a resident of Bajaur, was killed during the operation┬а.
The suspect revealed the following key details:
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Training in Afghanistan: All four attackers received military and suicide vest training in Afghanistan under an instructor named┬аUmar Qari┬а. Usman Ali claimed that the group's commander in Afghanistan, identified as┬аAhrar Maulvi Sahib, directed the operation┬а.
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Entry Route and Logistics: The group entered Pakistan from Jalalabad and stayed at Hadi's residence in Bajaur before being moved to an under-construction building in Karachi┬а. The weapons used in the attack were brought from Waziristan by Abdul Hadi┬а.
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The Attack: According to Usman Ali, accomplice Janan threw a bomb at the Rangers camp during the assault┬а. He claimed that all logistical arrangements for the attack were made before the group left Afghanistan, and that Abdul Hadi knew the local setup as he had previously visited Karachi┬а.
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Indoctrination: The suspect admitted that the group initially could not distinguish between the Pakistan Army and the Rangers, but was later briefed to view Pakistani security forces as "infidels"┬а.
Indian Proxy Network Exposed
Usman Ali confirmed his affiliation with┬аJamaat-ul-Ahrar, a group Pakistan has consistently identified as an Indian proxy┬а. The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) has officially stated that the attack was carried out by terrorists "belonging to Indian proxy, Jamaatul Ahrar"┬а.
Defense analysts have noted that these confessions conclusively demonstrate that the Afghan Taliban regime continues to allow Afghan soil to be used as a safe haven for terrorists plotting attacks against Pakistan┬а. Pakistan has repeatedly presented irrefutable evidence of cross-border terrorism to the Afghan authorities, but these appeals have so far gone unheeded┬а.
The Karachi Attack
The attack occurred late Saturday night when militants rammed an explosives-laden vehicle into the main gate of the Rangers camp in Karachi's Gulistan-e-Jauhar area, followed by an intense exchange of gunfire┬а.
Casualties:
| Category | Details |
| Security Personnel Martyred | 3 |
| Security Personnel Injured | 4 |
| Terrorists Killed | 3 |
| Terrorists Arrested | 1 (Usman Ali) |
The attack was claimed by┬аJamaat-ul-Ahrar, a breakaway faction of the Pakistani Taliban based in Nangarhar, Afghanistan┬а.
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