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CTD Nabs 34 Khawarij Including 3 Key Khawarij Operatives in Sweeping Intelligence Based Crackdown Across Punjab

In a significant blow to terror networks, the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) Punjab arrested 34 Khawarij suspected including three high-profile operatives linked to the proscribed Khawarij outfit during an extensive series of intelligence-based operations conducted across multiple districts in May. The month long crackdown, part of the CTD’s proactive counter terrorism strategy, targeted suspected hideouts

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Punjab Police Foil 31 Terror Attacks, Eliminate 43 Khawarij in Sweeping 18-Month Counterterror Campaign

In a major counter terrorism success, Punjab Police thwarted 31 planned attacks by Khawarij  over the past 18 months, killing 43 Khawarij in decisive operations and significantly strengthening security infrastructure along the province’s sensitive border regions. According to a detailed report released by the department, 22 attacks were averted in Dera Ghazi Khan and nine

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Taliban Police Deputy Killed in Kunduz; NRF Claims Responsibility for Targeted Strike

In a major blow to the Taliban’s local security apparatus, the National Resistance Front (NRF) has claimed responsibility for a targeted operation that killed the deputy police chief of Police District 8 in Kunduz province, along with his bodyguard, during an inspection mission in the village of Shora Khak. According to local sources who spoke

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KP’s Counter-Terrorism Crisis: Why Policy Without Political Will Is Failing the Fight Against Militancy

More than two decades into Pakistan’s war on terrorism, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) remains at the front-line, yet increasingly vulnerable. Despite years of military operations, police reforms, and official rhetoric, the province continues to face a rising tide of militancy. What exists on paper—legal frameworks and counter-terrorism strategies, has failed to materialise effectively on the ground.

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Fitna-e-Hindustan Strikes in Surab: Terrorists Seize Town in Coordinated Attack; ADC Hidayat Buledi Martyred Defending State

In one of the most audacious terror attacks in recent memory, armed terrorists affiliated with the so-called Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), referred to by the state as “Fitna-e-Hindustan”—launched a brazen assault on key state institutions in Surab on the evening of May 30, 2025. According to official reports, 50 to 60 armed terrorists on motorcycles

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Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir Vows to Annihilate Terrorism, Exposes Indian Hand Behind Proxy War in Pakistan

In a blistering address at the Command & Staff College Quetta, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, NI (M), Chief of Army Staff (COAS), tore into what he called the “inimical designs” behind the proxy war targeting Pakistan, and vowed to drive the nation’s fight against terrorism to its final and decisive victory. While addressing student

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Taliban, Taliban Intelligence Operatives Released, Peshawar Prison, Khawarij, North Waziristan

Taliban Intelligence Operatives Released from Peshawar Prison Amid Rising Cross-Border Tensions

Pakistani authorities have released four members of the Taliban’s intelligence wing who had been detained for several months in Peshawar on charges of espionage. Local sources confirmed the release on Friday, noting that the arrests had originally been part of a broader crackdown on suspected Afghan operatives within Pakistan. In recent months, Pakistan has frequently

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Taliban District Official and Bodyguard Killed in Targeted Attack in Kunduz

A deputy official of the Taliban’s eighth district in Kunduz city, Afghanistan, and his bodyguard were killed in a targeted operation carried out on Thursday evening, marking a significant escalation in localised armed resistance against Taliban control. The incident occurred when the Taliban officer was reportedly inspecting militia posts in the area. Armed fighters ambushed

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Bajaur Attack: Khawarij Open Fire, Torch Vehicle Supplying Rations to Security Forces; Two Civilians Injured

A vehicle delivering rations to security forces was ambushed by khawarij belonging to a proscribed group declared as Fitna al-Khawarij by the state, in the Sparrah area of Mamund tehsil, Bajaur. Khawarij opened fire and later set the vehicle ablaze, leaving two civilians injured. The targeted vehicle, a pickup owned by local resident Usman, was

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Peshawar Safe City Project Accelerates to Counter Terrorism and Urban Crime: IG KP Calls It ‘Lifeline for Security’

In a strategic push to combat terrorism and rising urban crime, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa police leadership reviewed progress on the Peshawar Safe City Project during a high-level briefing held today at the Central Police Office, Peshawar. Project Director DIG Rai Ejaz Ahmad briefed Inspector General of Police (IGP) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Zulfiqar Hameed, on the current

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