In a tragic escalation of Indian-sponsored terror attacks in Balochistan, the death toll from the Khuzdar school bus bombing has climbed to 10.
Children Targeted in the Heart of Balochistan
The attack claimed the lives of eight students—seven girls and one boy—making it one of the deadliest incidents targeting schoolchildren in recent memory. Later, Haider, Malaika, and Sehr Saleem also lost their lives while receiving medical care.
Security officials have confirmed the incident was a suicide bombing. Intelligence agencies traced the attack to Indian handlers who used local operatives to carry out the deadly plan.
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A National Outrage
“This wasn’t just a bomb—it was an attack on our values, our children, and our future,” said DG ISPR Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry during a press conference. He stressed that Pakistan will respond decisively and that justice will be delivered to the perpetrators and their foreign sponsors.
Global Condemnation
The United Nations Security Council strongly condemned the attack. In its statement, the Council expressed deep sympathy to the victims’ families and praised Pakistan’s resilience.
However This horrifying attack has reignited calls for international cooperation in dismantling terror networks and holding state sponsors of terrorism accountable.
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