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Two more students die after school bus attack in Khuzdar

Two more students die after school bus attack in Khuzdar

Web Desk May 25, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

Two more students, Sheema and Muskan, who were injured in the school bus attack in Khuzdar, have died while undergoing treatment. This brings the total number of innocent lives lost in the incident to eight.

Security sources report that this attack, which they attribute to "Fitna-ul-Hindustan" and Indian-backed terrorists, now counts seven students and one male student among its victims in Pakistan. The rising toll underscores the tragic impact on young lives.

Sources revealed that Sheema Ibrahim and Muskan, who had been severely injured, passed away during their treatment. They join a list of other young victims including sixth grader Sania Soomro, seventh grader Hifza Kausar, tenth grader Ayesha Saleem, student Haider, and students Malaika and Sahar Saleem.

Security sources claim that anti-Pakistan elements who receive foreign support planned this sad and cowardly act. They are firm in their assertion that the attack was orchestrated by those seeking to destabilize the region.

These sources further stated that the blood of these innocent children will be avenged from "Fitna-ul-Hindustan" and its Indian backers. Investigations into this heinous attack in Khuzdar are actively ongoing, with authorities working to identify and apprehend those responsible.

Authorities have strongly condemned the incident, promising that those accountable for this horrific loss of innocent lives will be held to account. The attack has plunged Khuzdar into deep

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