A fresh case of Dera Bugti abduction shook Balochistan on Friday. Seven security men, including three police officers and four Levies personnel, were seized by unknown gunmen. The incident took place when the men were returning home after completing their duties. According to the district administration, efforts for their safe recovery began without delay. A search operation is already underway to locate the kidnapped personnel. Officials stressed that all available resources are being used to trace the abductors. In a separate incident, violence erupted in Kalat’s Sheikh Haji area. Two men were gunned down by unidentified attackers. The victims were…
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Three suspected militants were gunned down in a late-night raid by the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) in Bannu. The operation, carried out by the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa police, was confirmed on Thursday. The CTD spokesperson revealed that the militants were linked to the banned Gul Bahadur and Zarar groups. All three were residents of Bannu. They were identified as Mudassir, Turab, and Mohammad Hussain. Each of them had been wanted in connection with past acts of terrorism. The operation led to the recovery of explosive materials, a Kalashnikov, a pistol, and a motorcycle used by the terrorists. This action took place…
Flash floods in Jhelum and Chakwal have caused widespread chaos after relentless monsoon rains lashed the region. Dozens of people, including women and children, remain stranded in flooded areas. In Jhelum’s low-lying village Dhok Badir, over 40 residents got trapped on Thursday. Floodwaters from Burhan Nallah swept into the village, turning streets into rivers. The Pakistan Army responded swiftly. An urgent rescue operation was launched. Helicopters and ground teams rushed to the scene. So far, ten victims have been evacuated to safer places. Military helicopters are airlifting those stuck in the rising waters. Emergency teams are providing life jackets and…
In a high-stakes CTD Sindh operation, two militants were gunned down during a fierce encounter in Karachi. The raid took place in Askani Mohalla near Hub River Road, close to Shahra-e-Qaideen. The Counter Terrorism Department had received intelligence about the presence of terrorists linked to Fitna Al-Khawarij. Based on this tip-off, the CTD Sindh operation was launched without delay. As the CTD team closed in, the terrorists opened intense fire. The officers retaliated swiftly. In the exchange of bullets, both militants were shot dead. Officials revealed that a suicide vest and several weapons were recovered from the attackers. This has…
In a recent intelligence-based operation (IBO), the Pakistan Army struck a major blow to Indian Sponsored Terrorism in the Awaran district of Balochistan. The operation led to the elimination of three terrorists backed by India. According to a statement released by Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) on Tuesday, these terrorists were members of the Indian proxy group Fitna al Hindustan. The military launched the raid after confirming their presence in the area. During the fierce gun battle, Major Syed Rabnawaz Tariq embraced martyrdom. He was just 34 years old and hailed from Muzaffarabad. He led the operation from the front and…
Foreign-Backed Terrorist Killed in South Waziristan, Family Refuses to Claim Body South Waziristan: Pakistan’s security forces continue to carry out successful operations against Indian-sponsored terrorist networks in the region. In a recent action, a notorious militant, Hameedullah, was eliminated. He was involved in multiple terrorist attacks and acts of sabotage across the country. What drew widespread attention was the stance taken by Hameedullah’s family after his death. They refused to receive his body, publicly distancing themselves from his extremist actions. His father made a bold statement:”What Hameedullah did goes against our beliefs, against Islam, and is absolutely illegal. I request…
Adiala Jail authorities have officially confirmed that Imran Khan’s jail facilities meet all legal standards for B-Class prisoners. They stressed that the former Prime Minister is receiving proper care, amenities, and security under prison rules. Khan is held in a two-cell unit inside the prison. He has a private courtyard where he walks and cycles daily. The jail administration said that he spends two hours each day exercising in the open air. His jail conditions include full access to books, newspapers, and LED lights. Khan personally selects the reading material provided to him. He even has a dedicated prisoner assigned…
A gas pipeline explosion struck the Wanda Ameer area of Lakki Marwat early Wednesday morning. The blast shattered the silence before dawn, causing panic among locals. Residents said the sound of the explosion echoed across several kilometres. People living nearby feared an attack. It happened during darkness, which allowed the suspects to escape unnoticed. Unknown culprits are believed to be behind the gas pipeline explosion, though no group has yet claimed responsibility. Soon after the blast, a large police force arrived. Officials from Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL) also reached the site. They began assessing the damage and secured…
Kohistan Mega Corruption Scandal: NAB Recovers Assets Worth Rs25 Billion, Including Luxury Cars, Gold, Properties, and Bank Accounts PESHAWAR: Explosive new revelations have emerged in the Kohistan mega corruption scandal, one of the most significant financial frauds in the history of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Images and videos showing luxury vehicles, high-end real estate, and other lavish assets have surfaced, exposing the vast scale of corruption and collusion involved. The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has officially upgraded the status of the Kohistan scandal from an inquiry to a full-scale investigation. NAB Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s recent actions have uncovered shocking new details and layers…
A leaked video has once again highlighted a dangerous reality: some elements within the Afghan Taliban are actively stoking terrorism inside Pakistan. In the footage, Afghan Taliban fighters voice frustration over obstacles to joining the Tehreek‑e‑Taliban Pakistan (TTP). They admit they cannot formally enter the group, yet claim close contact with the Hafiz Gul Bahadur network and declare themselves “ready for jihad against Pakistan.” Their statements reveal more than idle talk. The militants say dozens of men are already preparing for operations on Pakistani soil, offering a glimpse of terrorism orchestrated from across the border. The continued use of Afghanistan as a…
