Terror attack in Bannu leaves three policemen injured

Policemen in Bannu successfully repelled a terrorist attack on Ahmed Wazir Police Station on Friday.

A group of terrorists attacked the Ahmedzai Wazir Police Station, surrounding it from all sides and engaging security personnel in a fierce exchange of fire that lasted nearly two hours. During the attack, three police officers sustained injuries and were immediately taken to the hospital for treatment. Security forces responded decisively, inflicting significant losses on the attackers. Additional police reinforcements arrived, prompting the militants to flee the area.

Meanwhile, in Bannu district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan security forces conducted an intelligence-based operation against India-sponsored militants. The operation targeted members of the Khwarij group, Fitna al Khwarij, who were reportedly hiding in the area. During the engagement, troops effectively neutralized the militants, killing twenty-two individuals in a controlled exchange of fire. Security officials confirmed that a thorough sanitization process is underway to eliminate any remaining militants in the region.

Officials emphasized that these coordinated actions reflect ongoing efforts to secure law and order while dismantling networks supported by external actors. The operations also aim to prevent further attacks on local security installations and protect the public. Authorities reassured citizens that law enforcement agencies remain vigilant and fully equipped to respond to any threats.

The security forces’ prompt response in Ahmedzai Wazir and the successful operation in Bannu demonstrate a high level of preparedness and coordination among local and provincial units. Officials continue to monitor the situation closely, while additional measures are being taken to strengthen security along vulnerable areas. These steps highlight the government’s commitment to counterterrorism and its resolve to eliminate militant threats, ensuring safety for the public and law enforcement personnel alike.