Pakistani troops gather next to a burnt plane inside the naval aviation base following an attack by militants in Karachi, Pakistan, Monday, May 23, 2011. – Photo by AP

KARACHI: The Sindh government on Sunday formed a joint interrogation team to investigate the PNS Mehran base attack that took place in Karachi last week, DawnNews reported.

The joint investigation team comprises military intelligence officials, ISI personnel, police and Rangers officials. Sources stated that the team will be allowed to conduct raids in Karachi, as well as throughout the province.

The team will be investigating the terrorist’s links as well as incidences of security lapses. It is expected that the report of initial findings will be presented to the Sindh government in 15 days.

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