CTD arrests fundraiser of banned outlet in Peshawar

• A big amount of foreign currency recovered from accused.
• A case of terrorism has been registered at CTD police station.
• The accused Sultan funding to Daesh and belongs to Afghanistan.

PESHAWAR: The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) arrested the accused who was funding the banned organization Daesh in the name of business.

According to CTD officials, $11,000, 150,000 euros, and 22,000 riyals  have been recovered from the arrested accused Sultan.

CTD officials said that a case of terrorism has been registered at police station CTD. The accused belongs to Afghanistan.

According to CTD, Pashto writing was also recovered from the pocket of the accused, which contained instructions regarding the target, besides the word Daesh was also written on the chain of the key recovered from the pocket of the accused.

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