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Senior JUI-F Leader Targeted in South Waziristan Blast, Casualties Reported

South Waziristan: ( Ghag Report )

A powerful explosion near the gate of a mosque in Azam Warsak has shaken South Waziristan, targeting senior Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) leader and mosque cleric, Maulana Shehzada Turabi. The attack occurred outside the main gate of the mosque, leaving reports of casualties, although the exact number remains unconfirmed.

Injured in Azam Warsak Bomb Blast

1. Shah Hussain, son of Nazar – Normal

2. Noor Hassan, son of Nazar – Serious

3. Ejaz, son of Qismat – Serious

4. Saddam, son of Jan Mir – Serious

5. Maulana Shehzada, son of Awali – Serious

6. Zainullah, son of Awal Khan – Normal

Emergency Response and Security Measures

Following the blast, emergency services and security forces quickly cordoned off the area, launching a search operation to trace any potential perpetrators. Medical teams were dispatched to the site to aid the injured, while security officials began an investigation into the motives and perpetrators behind the attack.

A Targeted Attack on a Prominent Figure

Maulana Shehzada Turabi, known for his influential role within JUI-F and his position as the mosque’s imam, appeared to be the main target of the bombing. His leadership within the party and prominence in the local community have made him a significant figure in South Waziristan’s religious and political circles.

Wave of Concern

The attack has raised concerns about the security situation in the tribal regions, which have seen a resurgence of violence in recent months. Political leaders, religious scholars, and citizens have condemned the incident, calling for swift action to apprehend those responsible.

Context of Rising Insecurity

South Waziristan, a region long plagued by insurgency and militancy, has seen a fragile peace disrupted by recent incidents of violence. The targeting of religious and political leaders further highlights the volatile security environment and underscores the need for enhanced counterterrorism measures in the area.

Authorities have yet to release further details about the attack or confirm whether any group has claimed responsibility. Investigations are ongoing, and security in the region has been heightened in the aftermath of the incident.

This tragic event serves as a stark reminder of the challenges facing South Waziristan as it continues to grapple with militancy and instability.

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