KARACHI, Pakistan, Nov. 20 (UPI) -- Police in Karachi, Pakistan, arrested four alleged terrorists who are accused of being involved in a grenade attack on the Saudi Consulate.
One of the four was injured and arrested during a shootout in another incident, Dawn News reported Sunday.
The other three, Zaki, Mohsin and Muhammad Ali Kazmi, were arrested during an early morning raid in the Eid Gah area, police said.
During an interrogation, the suspects allegedly admitted their links to Lashkar-e-Mehdi, a banned terrorist organization, police said, and confessed to attacking the Saudi embassy and a mosque at Sakhi Hassan, the report said.
Police said the suspects also stated eight target killers who were arrested earlier this year were part of their group.
