Islamabad, Pakistan — The government of Balochistan reported on Tuesday that a shootout in the province of Balochistan brought about the deaths of at least nine police personnel and fifteen terrorists.
Nine police officers were killed, and many more were injured in a
fierce gunfight that broke out overnight in Balochistan when a large number of
terrorists stormed a police post.
According to the law enforcement network, terrorist assaults on
security personnel have risen in recent years.
Police said the attack occurred in a remote area of Ziarat
district in Balochistan province, but provided no further details.
The Balochistan government's spokesperson, Shahid Rind, said that
the terrorists abducted eight police officers, all of whom were later
apprehended by security forces.
Mohsin Naqvi, the Interior Minister, held Indian-backed militants
responsible for the recent attack.
Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari, Prime
Minister Shahbaz Sharif, and Bilawal Bhutto Zardari all conveyed their deep
sorrow over the loss of precious lives.

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