Six terrorists killed in Lakki Marwat operation

The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa police and Bannu Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) killed six terrorists during a joint operation against 'Fitna al-Khawarij' in the Takhti Khel area of Lakki Marwat on Friday, officials said. Among those killed was a notorious and most wanted commander of the terrorist group Nasratullah, also known as Maulvi Nasrat. According to official records, Nasratullah was wanted by CTD Bannu in 28 serious cases, reflecting the gravity of his terrorist activities. The government had also announced a reward of Rs2.5 million for information leading to his arrest. Officials said the successful operation had further boosted the morale of police personnel. A search operation is underway in the area to ensure the complete elimination of any remaining terrorist elements.

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