Terrorism one in all Pakistan's foremost points: PM Shehbaz Sharif | World Data

Terrorism stays one in all Pakistan’s foremost points, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif acknowledged on Wednesday as he condemned the assault on a police van in Lakki Marwat in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Pakistan Taliban, which shares a typical lineage with Afghanistan Taliban, claimed accountability for the assault on a routine police patrol that killed all six policemen throughout the car.

A spokesperson for Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) said that the police van was ambushed whereas on the best way wherein to carry out a raid throughout the house.

Prime Minister Sharif offered his condolences and said on Twitter, “terrorism continues to be one in all Pakistan’s foremost points”.

“Permit us to make no mistake. Terrorism continues to be one in all Pakistan’s foremost points. Our armed forces & police have valiantly fought the scourge. No phrases are ample to condemn terrorists’ assault on a police van in Lakki Marwat. My concepts and prayers are with bereaved households,” Sharif tweeted.

Pakistan Inside Minister Rana Sanaullah moreover condemned the assault on the police personnel in Lakki Marwat and sought a report from the chief secretary and IG Khyber Pakhtunkhwa of the incident.

“Federal Inside Minister Rana Sanaullah strongly condemned the terrorist assault on the police van in Lakki Marwat and expressed concern over the incident. A report of the incident was sought from the Chief Secretary and IG Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Expressing deep sorrow and regret over the martyrdom of police personnel,” his office tweeted.

The TTP have for years operated in northwestern Pakistan, as quickly as a haven for terrorists from both facet of the Afghan-Pakistan border. The ouster of the West-backed authorities in Afghanistan by the Taliban have impressed Islamabad and the TTP to achieve a peace settlement through dialogue nonetheless the negotiations haven’t yielded any consequence up to now. A cease-fire, however, has been in place since Might.