Death Toll in Pakistan's Train Hijacking Rises to 31, Army Says
Pakistan's military spokesman said on Friday the death toll in a train hijacking in the country's southwestern mountains had risen to 31 and he repeated accusations that neighbouring India and Afghanistan backed the militants who carried it out.
A seven-plus-decade insurgency based on the rights of self-determination, as well as discrimination by Islamabad, has ...
QUETTA: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday said that Pakistan cannot move forward on the path of progress without ...
Says political differences will continue but consensus needs to be achieved on saving the country from terrorism, urges ...
The train was on its way from Quetta in Balochistan, Pakistan’s westernmost province, to the northwestern city of Peshawar. “Armed individuals stopped Jaffer Express inside Tunnel No. 8 (in ...
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday landed in Quetta to express solidarity with the people and review law and order situation in light of the deadly Jaffar Express hijacking incident.The PM ...
Radio Pakistan reports 13 terrorists killed, 80 hostages rescued; railways official says train with around 500 passengers was ...
An injured passenger rescued by security forces from a passenger train attacked by insurgents arrive at a railway station in ...
Armed militants attacked the Peshawar-Quetta Jaffar Express train in Balochistan’s Mach area, killing six military personnel.
Authorities in Pakistan have acknowledged that some parts of Balochistan are no longer under the control of the central or ...
A dramatic escalation in the tactics by a Baloch separatist group came with the hijacking of a passenger train on Tuesday.
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