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Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif

Karachi: Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif visited Balochistan province on Thursday to review law and order, to express solidarity with the people there after the Jaffer Express Hijack. 21 civilians and 4 soldiers were killed in the train hijack incident. The visit of Sharif took place a day after killing all 33 rebels of the Balochistan Liberation Army, who hijacked the Jaffer Express.

Many ministers along with PM also went to Balochistan

Sharif along with Deputy Prime Minister Mohammad Isaac Dar, Federal Information and Broadcasting Minister Ataullah Tarar, Federal Planning and Development Minister Ahsan Iqbal, Federal Science and Technology Minister Nawabjada Mir Khalid Magsi and others also reached Baluchistan. Meanwhile, Defense Minister Khwaja Asif on Thursday accused the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) led by former Prime Minister Imran Khan of politicizing the incident and incorrectly presenting the incident on social media. Asif said, “We need to rise above political interests (on such occasions) national unity.”

‘Will succeed in war’

On the campaign on the Jafar Express, the minister said, “A lot of people could have been casualties, but the security forces wiped out the terrorists.” The minister said, “Our fight against terrorism is a big achievement on which the whole country can take pride. If the whole country stands proudly with our armed forces, then there is no doubt that we (against terrorism) will be successful in our war. ”

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Let me tell you that the train going from Quetta to Peshawar carrying about 500 passengers was ambushed by BLA rebels in a tunnel near the hilly areas of Gudra and Piru Kunri. He took the passengers hostage while firing on the train. After this, security forces had to start a campaign which lasted for 2 days. Announcing the completion of the campaign, Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhary, Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations, said on Wednesday that the action of the armed forces against the terrorists had been successful. The terrorists were in touch with their helpers and masterminds sitting in Afghanistan via satellite phones. ” (Language)