Dera Ismail Khan abductions have ended with a positive outcome. Three FC personnel and four security guards of a private bank, who were abducted from the area, have been safely recovered. Local sources confirmed that their release was secured without any conditions, thanks to the efforts of the Tank Security Committee.
The incident began when terrorists kidnapped three FC personnel from the Kot Azam area on August 11. Earlier, on July 9, four security guards of a private bank were also taken hostage. The incident caused concern among the local population and led to various protests.
Yesterday, the families of the kidnapped bank security guards held a protest outside the house of Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Ali Amin Gandapur. They demanded the safe return of their loved ones and threatened to self-immolate if their demands were not met.
The Dera Ismail Khan abductions began with an armed robbery on July 9, where gunmen attacked the vehicles of a private bank, kidnapping the security guard Zako. The armed men set the bank vehicle on fire after the abduction, adding to the tension in the area.
The efforts of the Tank Security Committee and the strong protests by the relatives have finally led to the safe recovery of the abducted individuals, bringing relief to their families and the community.
