PESHAWAR: The Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) has taken a significant step in its ongoing fight against crime by publishing a list of 128 more wanted criminals, each with a price on their heads. These individuals, sought for various criminal activities, are now under increased scrutiny, as the authorities work diligently to bring them to justice.
The list not only identifies these wanted individuals but also specifies the amount of bounty associated with each one, ranging from Rs. 300,000 to a substantial Rs. 10 million. Additionally, the document provides critical information such as photographs, CNIC (Computerized National Identity Card) numbers, place of origin, and details about their fathers.
The authorities have taken measures to ensure the safety and anonymity of informants who may come forward with crucial information leading to the capture of these individuals. The confidentiality of their identities is paramount, further encouraging individuals to play a role in making their communities safer.
As law enforcement agencies in Pakistan continue their unwavering efforts to combat crime and terrorism, initiatives like these listings serve as crucial tools to track, locate, and apprehend those who pose a threat to society. The cooperation of the public, along with these measures, reinforces the collective endeavor to ensure the safety and security of the nation.
