Pakistan Rangers (Sindh)

KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on Wednesday extended special policing powers granted to the Rangers for 90 days within Karachi, ARY News reported. According to the details, the CM approved a summary extending the…

KARACHI: Sixteen suspects, two members of banned outfit among them, were rounded up during joint search operation carried out by the Rangers and Police in the Scouts Colony of the metropolis late Thursday night, ARY News reported. The…

KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on Wednesday extended special policing powers granted to the paramilitary Rangers for 90 days within Karachi, ARY News reported. According to the chief minister’s spokesperson, the CM…

KARACHI: Three 'militants' linked with a political party on Saturday confessed to the attacks on Rangers' checkposts in Karachi that left three paramilitary soldiers wounded, according to a press statement issued by Pakistan Rangers Sindh.

KARACHI: A three-member delegation of Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) headed by Farooq Sattar on Wednesday called on Corps Commander Karachi Lt Gen Naveed Mukhtar and apprised him of the 'killing' of party activist Aftab Ahmed under custody,…

KARACHI: Officials of the Pakistan Rangers Sindh today submitted a report in the Supreme Court (SC) Karachi Registry which raised questions over the performance of Sindh government and police, while the paramilitary force also requested for…

KARACHI: Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah on Tuesday said that for extending Rangers powers, a prior permission will have to be obtained by the Sindh Assembly, ARY News reported.

KARACHI: Rangers on Wednesday raided Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) sector office in Korangi and apprehended at least ten activists from there, ARY News reported.

KARACHI: Corps Commander Karachi Lieutenant General Naveed Mukhtar paid a visit to Sindh Rangers Headquarters where he was briefed on the ongoing targeted operations in the metropolis, ARY News reports.

KARACHI: Pakistan Rangers Sindh has strongly reacted to the advertisement published in newspapers by Sindh police and termed it a 'conspiracy against peace', ARY News reported.