Wana, South Waziristan: Pakistan’s Interior Minister visited Wana Cadet College in the aftermath of a suicide bombing that injured several individuals earlier this week. The attack, which occurred at the institution’s main gate, has been widely condemned as an assault on education and public safety.
During his visit, the Interior Minister met with college authorities, security officials, and community representatives. He expressed solidarity with the victims and their families, offering prayers for the injured and reaffirming the government’s commitment to ensuring the safety of educational institutions.
The Minister emphasized that terrorism targeting students and learning centers is a direct attack on the nation’s future. He assured that security measures would be further strengthened in the region and that those responsible for the incident would be brought to justice.
Officials accompanying the Minister highlighted ongoing investigations and noted that cross-border elements were suspected in orchestrating the attack. The Minister reiterated Pakistan’s resolve to combat terrorism in all its forms and to safeguard the rights of citizens to education and peace.
The visit concluded with a pledge to continue supporting the affected families and reinforcing national unity against extremist violence.
