On a tip off provided by an intelligence agency, the Counter-Terrorism Department of Punjab Police raided a house in densely populated Harbanspura area and arrested Jamaat-ul- Ahrar's Lahore chapter activists - Amjad Khan and Daood Khan.
According to a spokesperson of CTD, both suspects had planned to target a security check post in Lahore.
Some hand grenades, small-scale arms and guns have been recovered from the suspects.
Jamaat-ul-Ahrar spokespersonAsad Mansoor yesterday surrendered along with two associates in Dera Ismail Khan.
Pakistan had banned the organisation in 2016.
The group has been involved in more than 100 terrorist attacks on Pakistani soil.
JuA chief Omar Khalid Khorasani was reportedly killed in a drone attack in Afghanistan in October last year.
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