Khuzdar: A tragic attack on a school bus in Khuzdar resulted in the deaths of five individuals, including three children, and left several others injured. The attack, attributed to Indian-backed proxies, highlights ongoing tensions in the region.

The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) reported that the attack was a coordinated effort by groups allegedly supported by India, aimed at sowing terror in Balochistan. The incident underscores the volatility in the area, where such attacks have become more frequent.

ISPR accused India of using terrorism as a state policy, targeting civilians and soft targets. The organization condemned the attack, describing it as a reflection of India’s disregard for human norms.

In response, ISPR vowed to bring those responsible to justice and expose what it described as India’s involvement in the attack. It emphasized the determination of Pakistan’s armed forces, along with the nation’s support, to eliminate terrorism within its borders.

The attack is part of a broader pattern of violence in the region, which has seen numerous attempts to destabilize the area through similar tactics. The ongoing conflict has been marked by accusations and counter-accusations between the two neighboring countries, further complicating efforts to achieve peace.

Authorities in Pakistan are continuing their investigation into the attack, as efforts to secure the region and protect civilians remain a priority. The international community’s attention is drawn once again to the complex and fraught dynamics between India and Pakistan.