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At least 12 dead as burka-clad gunmen storm college in Pakistan
Friday, December 1, 2017 16:09
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“These terrorists have no religion” chief minister of Khyber.
It’s all they have, chief. Pure Islam. And their religion demands all adhere to it as they do.
Knee jerk reactons to Islamic terrorism is defense and protection of Islam no matter how high the tower of bodies.
At least 12 dead as gunmen in burqas storm Pakistan college
TV footage shows bullet holes in walls, bloodstains and broken glass after gunmen storm an agricultural research centre.
Image:The attack targeted an agricultural training institute in Peshawar
At least 12 people are thought to have died and 35 have been wounded in an attack on an agricultural college near Peshawar, Pakistan.
Three attackers reportedly wore women’s burqas to reach the government research centre’s gate in a rickshaw before opening fire to force their way into the building, targeting the student accommodation.
In the firefight that ensued they were confronted by police and paramilitary troops, who killed all the assailants.
Police chief Salahuddin Mahsud said troops were searching and clearing the building after eliminating the attackers, and television footage showed bullet holes in walls, bloodstains and broken glass.
Image:Authorities were praised for a successful rescue effort
Two soldiers, seven policemen, a reporter and a private guard are thought to have been injured as well as students.
Noor Wali, a 19-year-old student at the institute, said he hid from the gunmen for more than an hour with a badly injured friend.
“I rushed to the door and saw a fountain of blood pumping out of the shoulder of my roommate who was standing outside the room,” he said.
“We took shelter inside the bedroom and were begging the injured student not to make any sound as the terrorists might hear it and kill us.”
Authorities also seized an explosive vest, hand grenades and assault rifles, Mr Mahsud said, as well as rescuing many students in armoured vehicles.
Image:Troops faced the gunmen in a firefight
Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, the country’s main Taliban group, claimed responsibility for the attack.
It was condemned by Pervez Khattak, chief minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
“These terrorists have no religion as they attacked on a day which is very sacred and the nation was celebrating it,” Mr Khattak said.
The college campus is thought to have been quieter than usual on Friday, when the attack took place, as Pakistan marked the birthday of the Prophet Muhammad.
The assault comes a week after a suicide bomber killed a top police official in the city, and follows weeks of anti-blasphemy protests in Islamabad that saw seven people killed and hundreds wounded in clashes with police.
