Islamabad (Urdu Times) The recent attacks in Pakistan are the result of the nexus between India and the Afghan Taliban. The terrorist attack in Islamabad is a dangerous message for the state that the threat of terrorism has now reached the central cities of the country. This attack is an indication that terrorists can reach anywhere and the state should think seriously about this issue. This attack has come at a time when the activities of terrorists based in Afghanistan are increasing. The Pakistani government has repeatedly demanded that Afghanistan not allow its territory to be used for anti-Pakistan terrorist groups.
According to sources, tweets like “Coming soon Islamabad” were seen on social media accounts affiliated with the Afghan Taliban at 6:45 pm.Similar threatening messages were also made on the occasion of the Afghan military parade, in which there was talk of hoisting the Afghan flag over Lahore and burning Islamabad. These threatening messages were also posted on Afghan social media platforms on November 2. Another Afghan Taliban account ‘Khorasan Al-Arabi’ also posted the message ‘Bismillah Al-Rahman Al-Rahim’ along with the Islamabad blast, reflecting the heinous intentions.
According to the initial report of the investigation agencies on the Islamabad court suicide attack, the suicide bomber was a resident of Bajaur, who came to Islamabad on Friday and reached the G-11 court on a motorcycle from Peer Wadhai. The suicide bomber was wearing a chador. The IG Islamabad has said regarding the Judicial Complex suicide blast that up to 8 kilograms of explosives and ball bearings were used in the blast. According to the evidence collected so far, the attacker was the same, a motorcycle and a vehicle are being considered suspicious. It should be noted that 12 people were martyred in a suicide blast by Fitna al-Khawarij, an Indian-sponsored and Afghan Taliban proxy, outside the G-11 courthouse in Islamabad. According to eyewitnesses, the suicide bomber came to the courthouse on a motorcycle and blew himself up near a police mobile. A CCTV video of the suicide blast that took place today in the courthouse in the federal capital Islamabad has surfaced. In the video, a large number of lawyers and citizens and a police mobile van can be seen at the scene before the blast. It should be noted that 12 people were martyred in a suicide blast by Fitna al-Khawarij, an Indian-sponsored and Afghan Taliban proxy, outside the G-11 courthouse in Islamabad. According to sources, the head of the alleged suicide bomber has also been found at the site of the blast. According to eyewitnesses, the suicide bomber came to the courthouse on a motorcycle and blew himself up near a police mobile. Chairman of the Pakistan Ulema Council Hafiz Tahir Mahmood Ashrafi has said that a war on terrorism is being imposed on Pakistan once again. Terrorists attacked a children’s school in Wana, our security forces and army stopped them. The people who carried out the suicide attack in Islamabad are hell-bent, the entire nation stands with its state and its army. We will give a befitting reply to the terrorists sitting in Afghanistan and India, Afghanistan has blamed Pakistan for the failure of the Istanbul talks. According to Afghan security sources, the Afghan side was committed to the Istanbul talks, but the Pakistani delegation obstructed the talks. If Pakistan bombs Afghan soil, the capital Islamabad will be targeted. US Charge d’Affaires in Pakistan Natalie Baker has condemned the blast in Islamabad. The US Charge d’Affaires said that the US stands with Pakistan in the fight against terrorism. The US Charge d’Affaires expressed sympathy with the families of those killed in today’s attack. He said that they are committed to supporting the Pakistani government’s efforts for peace and stability. China and Australia have condemned the suicide attack near the Islamabad Judicial Complex. A spokesperson for the Chinese Embassy said that China expresses deep sorrow and regret for the victims of the car bomb blast. The Chinese Embassy’s statement said that the blast is a condemnable and inhumane act, and wishes the injured a speedy recovery. The Australian High Commission has expressed solidarity with Pakistan over the blast in Islamabad and sympathized with the victims and their families. The Australian High Commission has paid tribute to the institutions and personnel working to protect the public. The President and the Prime Minister have agreed to continue operations until the complete elimination of foreign-sponsored terrorists.