PM Shehbaz condemns Indian-backed attacks, vows justice for victims

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif strongly condemned the suicide bombing outside the G-11 courthouse in Islamabad

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif strongly condemned the suicide bombing outside the G-11 courthouse in Islamabad. Shehbaz urged India to stop supporting terrorism through proxies. Furthermore, he asked the international community to denounce such schemes. Meanwhile, the prime minister said the world now sees the ugly face of efforts to destroy regional peace.

Today’s attack involved Indian-sponsored Fitanah al-Khawarij and shocked the nation. Moreover, he offered prayers for the 12 killed. Additionally, the leader asked the nation to show solidarity with victims’ families. Also, he prayed for quick recoveries of the injured.

The government ordered top medical care for all wounded people immediately. Consequently, he directed authorities to open a full investigation into the incident. Next, he promised to bring those responsible to justice. Alongside that pledge, he said the whole nation stands with the martyrs’ families.

Earlier, he highlighted related attacks launched from Afghan soil. For example, he mentioned a strike in Wana that targeted innocent children. Thus, he warned that Pakistan will not let its citizens’ blood go in vain. In addition, he pledged to continue the fight until terrorism ends.

Later, he vowed that the campaign against Fitanah al-Hindustan and Fitanah al-Khawarij will continue. Security officials, he added, will pursue the last terrorists until their defeat. Analysts said these attacks point to clear cross-border involvement. Therefore, the prime minister called for global criticism of such dangerous plots.

Investigators, he expressed confidence, will identify the attackers and their backers. Finally, he asked citizens to remain united and calm during the inquiry. Observers noted rising tensions across the region after the attack. Civil society leaders condemned the violence and urged restraint.

Hospitals continue to treat the wounded with urgency. Checkpoints increased in Islamabad to ensure public safety. Authorities have assured the public that they will provide updates during the inquiry.