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Terrorist commander with Rs6m bounty killed in Bannu IBO | The Express Tribune
Three terrorists, including a highly wanted terrorist commander carrying a Rs6 million bounty on his head, were killed during a joint intelligence-based operation (IBO) by police and the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) in Bannu on Thursday, while an operation continued in Domel. The terrorist co»»»
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