Six Terrorists Were Killed In Pakistan’s Balochistan

Six terrorists were killed in Pakistan’s Balochistan. Pakistan is taking many steps to prevent Balochistan from becoming a hotbed of terror.

Pakistan has been campaigning there for many years against extremists and separatists.

Meanwhile, according to local media reports, at least six alleged terrorists have been killed in Pakistan’s Balochistan province.

These terrorists were killed in an operation by the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) of the Eastern Bypass area of ​​the provincial capital Quetta.

ARY News on Sunday, quoting CTD, reported that six alleged terrorists of a banned outfit were gunned down by security forces during a raid.

Weapons and explosives were recovered.

Weapons and explosive material have also been recovered by the security forces from the terrorist hideout.

One of the alleged terrorists had a bounty of Rs 20 lakh on his head, the statement said.

Earlier on Saturday, two terrorists were killed in an encounter with the police in Pakistan’s north-western Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.

CTP officials said that it launched an operation on an intelligence input in the early hours of Saturday. During the operation, the terrorists opened fire on the CTD personnel, which was retaliated strongly.

Last year 16 terrorists were killed.

In Balochistan last year also 16 terrorists were killed by security forces in an operation. Two soldiers were also killed in that operation.

This action was taken on banned separatist organizations. This operation was carried out in the Mastung area of ​​Balochistan province.

During this incident, the terrorists opened fire on the police after which retaliatory action was taken. Nine Kalashnikov rifles, explosives, and rocket-fired grenades were recovered after the encounter.

Snowfall wreaks havoc in Pakistan, death toll reaches 23.

Snowfall in Pakistan has broken all records this time. Due to heavy snowfall, the news of the death of about 19 tourists was reported in Muri, Pakistan on the previous day, whose figure has now reached 23.

According to local media reports, the death toll in Pakistan’s Murree due to heavy snowfall rose to 23 on Sunday as security forces evacuated over a thousand tourists from the affected area.

Hundreds of tourists have so far been evacuated by Islamabad Police to safer areas and the rescue operation is in full swing.

ARY News gave this information quoting Muhammad Ahsan Yunus, Inspector General of Islamabad.