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Three security men martyred in KP attacks
At least three security personnel were martyred and others were injured in two attacks in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) province on Friday. In the first incident in K-P’s Tank district, a suicide bomber blew himself up at the gate of the local police lines. At least one police official was martyred and four others were injured in […]
At least three security personnel were martyred and others were injured in two attacks in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) province on Friday.
In the first incident in K-P’s Tank district, a suicide bomber blew himself up at the gate of the local police lines. At least one police official was martyred and four others were injured in the attack. The injured include two police and two Frontier Corps (FC) personnel. According to reports, one attacker was killed in retaliatory action by police. The terrorists did manage to enter the premises and attacked using hand grenades and small arms.
Contact has also been lost with 10 other police personnel following the attack. According to the police, gunfire at the site of the attack has ended and a clearance operation is ongoing with the aid of other security forces. In the second attack in the province’s Khyber district, terrorists attacked a joint check post manned by police and FC personnel. At least two security personnel were martyred in the attack and six others were injured. Two civilians were also martyred in the attack. The injured were shifted to Peshawar for medical treatment. The terrorists escaped after coming under retaliatory fire from security personnel. The province of K-P has seen a recent surge in terror attacks. In one of the worst terror attacks on army troops in years, six terrorists attacked a security forces check post in the Daraban area of DI Khan earlier this week on Tuesday. “The attempt to enter the post was effectively thwarted which forced the terrorists to ram an explosive-laden vehicle into the post, followed by a suicide bombing attack,” said the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).
“The resulting blasts led to the collapse of the building, causing multiple casualties; 23 brave soldiers embraced shahadat, while all six terrorists were effectively engaged and sent to hell,” the ISPR added. The Tehreek-e-Jihad Pakistan (TJP), a group that only emerged on the scene in February this year, claimed responsibility for the DI Khan attack. Following the DI Khan attack, Islamabad demanded that Kabul investigates the attack and take stern action against perpetrators of the recent attack.
