Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif, Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, and senior federal ministers visited Quetta on Tuesday to meet the victims of a recent terrorist attack that targeted innocent civilians, including school children.
During their visit, the Prime Minister, Chief of Army Staff, and other officials were given a detailed briefing by the Chief Minister of Balochistan and the Commander of Quetta Corps about the tragic incident. The attack resulted in the death of three children and two soldiers. A total of 53 people were injured, including 39 schoolchildren, and eight of them are in critical condition.
Prime Minister Sharif and other officials showed deep sorrow and support for the victims and their families. While visiting the injured children in the hospital, the Prime Minister said, “This is an unbearable loss. These young lives were targeted in an act of sheer brutality.”
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The officials strongly condemned the attack and described it as a shameful act of terrorism carried out by elements backed by India. They said that such cowardly attacks would not break the country’s determination to fight and eliminate terrorism in all forms.
This visit showed the federal government’s strong commitment to protecting all citizens and standing together against terrorism. Authorities have promised to bring those responsible to justice.
