Karachi: The officials of the Command and Control Centre in Karachi established by former Karachi nazim Mustafa Kamal is abetting target killers in their activities, a Pakistani newspaper Pakistan Today reported.
According to the newspaper country’s premier spy agency Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) has recorded conversations of the centre’s officials with target killers and terrorists. They said that officials of the Cam Wing were discovered directing criminals regarding targets for killing and causing disruption as well as vandalism, looting and arson
The newspaper while quoting sources said that with their eyes on various parts of the city through the cameras installed all across the metropolitan, the officials of the centre’s Cam Wing provide anti-social elements with information about movement of the police and personnel of other law enforcement agencies as well as instructions for terror activities
The Pakistan Today reports, The ISI has recorded conversations of Cam Wing officials on separate occasions of violence and found that they directed criminals to leave a particular location or reach a specific site. Quoting unnamed sources in the ISI has forwarded a letter to the federal government to immediately investigate the Cam Wing officials, and has recommended that the centre be handed over to the law enforcers immediately because due to these corrupt officials, the law enforcers have been unable to take action against target killers and terrorists among other criminals.
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