Blast in Karachi cable TV office, three killed
Three persons were killed and six others injured when a bomb went off outside the office of a cable TV network in the Southern Pakistani port city of Karachi today, police said.

Karachi: Three persons were killed and six others injured when a bomb went off outside the office of a cable TV network in the Southern Pakistani port city of Karachi today, police said.The explosive device was planted in a rickshaw parked outside the cable operator’s office in Muzaffarabad Colony of Landhi area. The bomb was triggered by remote control at about 2 am, police officials said.[caption id="attachment_662454" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Representative image. Agencies.[/caption]The dead and injured were taken to a nearby hospital. Police in Karachi also claimed to have shot dead a Taliban operative who was reportedly involved in the killing of Parween Rahman, a well-known social worker, on Wednesday.The man, identified as Qari Bilal, a top commander of the banned Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, was killed during a shootout in Manghopir area, officials said. They said six more Taliban militants were arrested during raids yesterday.Officials claimed one of the arrested militants was one of the masterminds behind the bomb attack on Abbas Town, a Shia-dominated area, that killed nearly 50 people.PTI

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