Massive Terror Strike in Pakistan: Militants Kill 50 Policemen at Dera Ismail Khan School

TTP Attack Dera Ismail Khan:  Terrorists attacked a police training school in Dera Ismail Khan in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, resulting in heavy casualties. Security forces tried their best to thwart the attack, but in the ensuing encounter, around 50 policemen were martyred and dozens more were injured. This attack is believed to be part of the  terrorists growing conspiracy to target security forces in Pakistan.

Security agencies have cordoned off the area and launched a search operation, while the rise in terrorism in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan has again raised serious questions about the country's security. This attack also echoes the attack on an Ahmadi mosque in Pakistan's Punjab province.

 Terrorists attack

According to police sources, the terrorists who attacked the Dera Ismail Khan Police Training School were heavily armed and aimed to cause widespread destruction. The attack was carried out by militants Pakistan, which has been increasing attacks against security forces in the country in recent months. This terrorist network, the is particularly active in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan.

Injured policemen, bodies to hospital

According to media reports, approximately 50 policemen were martyred in the attack. At least 56 bodies have arrived at CMH Dera Ismail Khan, while 19 others are seriously injured. A large quantity of explosives, rifles, and ammunition were also recovered from the site, clearly indicating a terrorist attack.

Search operation by security agencies 

According to local sources, security forces received prior intelligence that the  terrorists was planning a major attack. Although the terrorists launched a surprise attack, the situation was brought under control through joint operations by the police and Rangers. A search operation is underway to capture and apprehend any other terrorists who may be arrested.

Ahmadi mosque attacked after prayers

A terrorist attack occurred after Friday prayers at the Ahmadi community's Bait-ul-Mahdi Mosque in Chenab, Pakistan's Punjab province. Several volunteers were injured in the attack, while one attacker was killed on the spot. This attack is the latest in a series of attacks on the minority Ahmadi community in Pakistan.

Demand for arrest of culprits and strict action

Local police said the mosque was evacuated immediately after the attack and investigation teams were called in. The Ahmadi community has demanded the government's immediate arrest and strict punishment for the perpetrators. The increasing attacks on minorities and security forces in Pakistan have once again raised serious questions about the country's security system.