Pakistan News: Another enemy of India has been killed in Pakistan. Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist Abu Qatal Sindhi has been killed. India declared Abu Katal the most wanted terrorist. Abu Katal was involved in several terrorist attacks in India. He was the mastermind of several attacks in Jammu and Kashmir. Abu Katal was the nephew of the terrorist Hafiz Saeed. He was shot and killed by unknown bike riding criminals. Abu Katal’s partner has also died.
Abu Katal, the nephew of Hafiz Saeed, the mastermind and notorious terrorist of the 2008 Mumbai attack, has been killed in Pakistan. Abu Katal, also known as Katal Sindhi. He was involved in several high-profile attacks, including a 2017 rhyasi bomb blasts and an attack on a bus carrying pilgrims in Jammu and Kashmir in 2023.
How did Katal die?
Katal was shot dead by two unidentified assailants while he was traveling in his car. With his death, the long search of Indian agencies has been watching their activities over the years. Katal was included in India’s most wanted list.
Katal played a role in the 2017 RC bomb attack , In which innocent citizens were targeted. Apart from this, on 9 June 2023, Katal was also behind the deadly attack on the bus near Shiv Khori Temple in Reasi. Many people lost their lives in this attack.
Hafiz Saeed’s trusted ally Abu Katal was appointed as the Chief Operational Commander of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LET). Under his leadership, the army has conducted several terrorist campaigns in Jammu and Kashmir.
Apart from RaiC, Kattal was also involved in many other attacks. In January 2023, he played an important role in terrorist attacks in Rajouri and Dangri in Jammu and Kashmir, targeting citizens including children. The NIA included Katal in its charge sheet for involvement in these attacks.
Kattal was one of the most important commanders of Lashkar-e-Taiba, who carried out his activities with a khrata launch pad in Kotli district of Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (POJK). Katal played an important role in the infiltration of Lashkar terrorists in Rajouri and Poonch areas, in which he used drones to supply weapons and ammunition.
