On Sunday, investigators sketched out the attacker’s female facilitator in the Karachi University suicide blast case and asked citizens for assistance in the search.
The sketch was created by experts from research institutes with the assistance of eyewitnesses. According to investigators, the possible woman was seeking assistance because she had requested Rs. 500 from the man who gave her a lift.
According to officials, ordinary citizens have been asked to assist in the search for the aforementioned woman. They also stated that the woman or her family may have to appear in person before the investigating agency.
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