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Baba Ladla ‘reportedly’ killed

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By Web Desk Published May 14, 2014 1 Min Read
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Lyari’s iconic warlord Noor Mohammed, commonly known as Baba Ladla, was reportedly killed by Iranian border guards near the Pakistan-Iran border on Tuesday.

“Baba Ladla was crossing the border when Iranian border guards opened fire at him. He received three bullet wounds and had died on the spot,” source said the guards had opened fire after Baba Ladla’s car failed to stop for routine security check. His body is currently in the custody of Iranian border guards.

Intelligence sources told the media that the deceased was Baba Ladla, who died from three fatal bullet wounds.

On the other hand, officials in Gawadar said they did not know about the incident, nor had any Iranian officials approached them.

Ladla was wanted by law enforcement agencies and his name was in Sindh Police’s ‘Red Book’ with a bounty for his capture.

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