Balochistan Home Minister Sarfaraz Bugti while condemning the attack confirmed the deaths in the attack. While 22 others were injured and are being treated at the hospital in Quetta.
A scathing editorial published in a Pakistan’s leading daily has slammed Islamabad in the strongest possible way, blaming it for the dreadful terror attack in Quetta that killed 61 people and also for its ‘good terrorist, bad terrorist’ policy.
Pakistan’s spy agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) has informed Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif that the plan to attack Police Training College Hostel in Quetta was made in New Delhi.
Survivors of an overnight attack that killed 61 people at a Pakistani police academy described chaotic scenes of gunfire and explosions, with gunmen shooting anyone they saw and cadets running for their lives and jumping
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has condemned the terror attack on a police academy in Pakistan's Quetta city, calling for perpetrators of the "abhorrent act" of violence to be brought to justice swiftly.
Regretting the loss of lives in the deadly attack on a police training academy in Pakistan’s Quetta that left 60 cadets dead, Defence minister Manohar Parrikar today warned Islamabad against creating “uncontrollable violence”.
A group of militants, believed to be between three to six, attacked a Police academy in Balochistan's capital Quetta Monday night, At least 44 police trainees were killed and over 116 injured in the
Taking a firm route, Pakistan President Mamnoon Hussain today said that the government will avenge every life lost to terrorists in Quetta. "We are shocked at the Quetta terrorist attack and we stand with the
Karachi: At least eight people, including two security personnel, were killed and 25 others injured today when a powerful blast targeted a Frontier Corps convoy in Quetta, the capital of Pakistan's restive Balochistan province.The attack
Islamabad: At least 14 people were killed and over a dozen injured in an explosion near a polio centre in Quetta's Satellite Town on WednesdayThe victims, most of whom are security officials, have been rushed
Karachi: A bloody day in Quetta today left at least 12 people dead and 45 others injured in a series of attacks, including a suicide bombing targeting Pakistan's top religious leader Maulana Fazlur Rehman who
Islamabad: At least 20 people were injured in an explosion in Pakistan's Quetta Tuesday night, the media said.Superintendent of Police Imran Qureshi told Dawnonline that armed militants hurled a bomb in busy market in Quetta
Islamabad: Pakistan's security forces claimed to have foiled a major terror bid Tuesday night by seizing over 100 tonnes of explosives from Quetta, capital of Balochistan province.The explosive material was seized during a raid at
Islamabad, Aug 8: A suicide bomber targeted the funeral of a slain police officer in Quetta city of southwest Pakistan today, killing 18 people, including a Deputy Inspector General of Police.The bomber struck as hundreds
Islamabad, Jun 30: Two bomb blasts near a Shiite mosque killed at least 22 people in Pakistan's southwestern city of Quetta today. The blasts near Abu Talib Imambargah at the Shiite- majority Hazara town also
Islamabad, Jun 15: A powerful blast ripped through a bus of a women's university in the southwestern Pakistani city of Quetta today, killing 11 students and injuring 22 others. The incident occurred within the campus
Lahore: On Jan 10, over 100 people were killed and 200 injured in a spate of bombings in Quetta that were clearly targeted against the Shia Hazara community. Just 10 days earlier, a convoy of
Islamabad, Jan 14: Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf yesterday failed to convince Shia leaders to end a protest over the killing of nearly 100 members of the vulnerable community in bomb attacks in Quetta, with
Islamabad, Jan 13: Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf today left for Quetta to assess the security situation in the southwestern Pakistani city in the wake of unprecedented protests over the killing of nearly 100 Shias
Islamabad, Jan 13: As a protest by Hazara Shias at Quetta in southwest Pakistan entered its second day yesterday, leaders of the vulnerable community said they would not bury over 80 victims of bomb attacks
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