ISLAMABAD: Military Spokesman Major General Asif Ghafoor has said that the terrorists who launched the attack at Agriculture Institute of Peshawar Friday were in contact with their abettors in Afghanistan.
At least 11 people including six students were martyred and 30 others injured as three terrorists attacked the varsity early on Friday.
The terrorists were killed in a joint operation carried out by the Pakistan Army and local police.
According to Reuters the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan has claimed responsibility for the attack.
DG ISPR Major General Asif Ghafoor said, the TTP claiming the responsibility for the attack is a proof that it was planned by terrorists based in Afghanistan.
The military spokesman added that the militants were in contact with their accomplices based in Afghanistan.
He said that Afghan forces should play their role in eliminating militants based in their country.
The spokesman said that only Afghan forces can address the issues present within its border.
More flooding is expected in low-lying areas during the forecast period, particularly in southern western Balochistan
Development comes amid FBR's reported plans to block 0.5 million SIMs of non-filers
Police say unidentified assailants targeted Customs officials on Sago Road in Daraban tehsil
"Such statements being made to serve condemned political motives and to spread anarchy so that no investment comes...
President addresses joint sitting to mark beginning of parliamentary year after Feb 8 elections
DPO says elite security squad’s vehicle hit youngster's bike while trying to overtake it in Narowal
