<p>The police have constituted an inquiry committee to investigate the terror attacks at the Karachi nternational airport, media reported Thursday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The inquiry committee would be headed by Karachi Police's Deputy Inspector General Munir Ahmed Shaikh, Dawn online reported.<br /><br />On Sunday night, an audacious terror attack was mounted at Karachi's Jinnah International Airport, in which 23 people were killed including 10 militants.<br /><br />On Tuesday, seven more bodies were found trapped in the airport's cold storage. The victims in an effort to escape the attack, hid in the storage.<br /><br />Also on Tuesday, the Airport Security Force (ASF) Academy's camp near the airport came under attack from heavily-armed Taliban gunmen.<br /><br />However, no casualties were reported in the second attack.<br /><br />The Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) claimed responsibility for both the attacks.<br /><br />An Uzbek terrorist group, whose members are believed to be hiding in Pakistan's restive Waziristan tribal region, has claimed that its fighters had staged Sunday's attack.<br /><br />Usman Ghazi, the leader of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU), claimed responsibility for the attack.<br /><br />TTP spokesman Shahidullah Shahid has now claimed that it was a joint Taliban and IMU operation.<br /><br />The IMU described the attacks as revenge for Pakistani air-strikes in North Waziristan May 21 that targeted areas populated by Uzbek and other foreign militants.</p>
<p>The police have constituted an inquiry committee to investigate the terror attacks at the Karachi nternational airport, media reported Thursday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The inquiry committee would be headed by Karachi Police's Deputy Inspector General Munir Ahmed Shaikh, Dawn online reported.<br /><br />On Sunday night, an audacious terror attack was mounted at Karachi's Jinnah International Airport, in which 23 people were killed including 10 militants.<br /><br />On Tuesday, seven more bodies were found trapped in the airport's cold storage. The victims in an effort to escape the attack, hid in the storage.<br /><br />Also on Tuesday, the Airport Security Force (ASF) Academy's camp near the airport came under attack from heavily-armed Taliban gunmen.<br /><br />However, no casualties were reported in the second attack.<br /><br />The Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) claimed responsibility for both the attacks.<br /><br />An Uzbek terrorist group, whose members are believed to be hiding in Pakistan's restive Waziristan tribal region, has claimed that its fighters had staged Sunday's attack.<br /><br />Usman Ghazi, the leader of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU), claimed responsibility for the attack.<br /><br />TTP spokesman Shahidullah Shahid has now claimed that it was a joint Taliban and IMU operation.<br /><br />The IMU described the attacks as revenge for Pakistani air-strikes in North Waziristan May 21 that targeted areas populated by Uzbek and other foreign militants.</p>