Seven PAF Officers are Killed in Bomb Attack

Abdur Raziq

16 years ago

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Seven PAF Officers are Killed in Bomb Attack

‘Seven Pakistan Air force Officers and 6 others are killed when PAF bus was hit by remote control bomb in Peshawar on Tuesday. Pakistan Air Force bus was attacked by remote control bomb at Wakhu bridge near Badaber Peshawar on Kohat Peshawar road, 13 persons including seven Pakistan Air Force Officers are killed thirteen others are injured, injured persons are admitted in Lady Reading and CMH hospitals of Peshawar,’ intelligence sources have said.

Provincial Chief Minister Amir Haider Khan Hoti had condemned the miscreants behind remote control bomb attack on PAF bus, meanwhile in provincial assembly of NWFP resolution demanding vote of confidence for president Musharaf or his resignation is passed 107 votes were polled in its favor only four votes were polled against the resolution.

‘In air attacks on Utman Khel area of Bajore five militants are killed three vehicles were also destroyed when area was bombed by Pakistan Air Force bombers on Tuesday,’ it was unveiled by state owned media.

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Abdur Raziq: My qualification is M.phil US Study (International Relation-History), since long I am contributing to Pakistan's English dailies. In 1988 I came to USA to study US Election Campaign, was awarded with Honorary Citizenship of Lincoln Nebraska USA, I had delivered lectures on US, British and Pakistan's constitution in a law college for seven years, have worked as Principal of a college of education for three years, have worked in International Organization for Migration as Asisstant Voter Education Officer during Afghan Presidential elections, have also worked as Researcher and Provincial Coordinator in Governance Institutions Network International Islamabad Pakistan. I am also a regular contributor to Associated Press of Pakistan, and AFP.