Pakistani Forces Kill 8 Indian-Backed Militants in Bannu Operation
The operation highlighted enhanced coordination and intelligence-sharing between Pakistan’s security agencies.
Bannu: Pakistani security forces carried out a joint, intelligence-driven operation in Bannu District following reports of Khwarij activity, delivering another significant blow to terrorism in the region.
During the operation, troops successfully targeted a Khwarij hideout, killing eight militants affiliated with the Indian-backed group Fitna Al Khwarij. Weapons and ammunition were recovered from the site. These militants were reportedly involved in attacks on security forces, law enforcement personnel, and civilians.
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The operation highlighted enhanced coordination and intelligence-sharing between Pakistan’s security agencies. Strategically planned and executed, such operations aim to restrict Khwarij mobility, dismantle their support networks, and prevent them from regrouping. Early results indicate meaningful progress in restoring peace and stability to the area.
Authorities have launched a full-area sanitization operation to ensure no Indian-backed Khwarij remain in Bannu. This effort represents another milestone in the ongoing counter-terrorism campaign under the federal “Azm-e-Istehkam” initiative, approved by the Federal Apex Committee on the National Action Plan.
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