The unprovoked aggression of the Khwarij insurgents continues with a series of cowardly attacks on the civilian population of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. According to security sources, Khwarij militants launched a quadcopter strike on a cricket ground in Shah Tangi, Mamund tehsil of Bajaur, injuring three people, who were promptly taken to hospital. In a recent press release, the Deputy Commissioner of Bajaur stated that during March and April 2026, mortar shells were fired from Afghanistan into various border areas of Bajaur, especially Mamund and Salarzai. He said that Afghan Taliban fire on the civilian population in Bajaur resulted in nine deaths, including three women and six innocent children. Local sources say the Khwarij deliberately timed the attack while a match was in progress at the cricket ground; the terrorists use quadcopters against civilians to achieve their vile objectives and spread fear, with several video evidences available. Experts noted that the Khwarij target the unarmed public because they cannot confront security forces, and the continuous targeting of civilians is deepening public hatred toward anti‑state elements. They added that security forces are delivering an effective and robust response to the attacks by the Khwarij and the Afghan Taliban regime, focusing on striking Khwarij and Taliban posts and their supporting infrastructure.
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