Explosion in Pakistan country Lahore.
The blast happened near Hiyaz Saeed’s house. This accident is very serious.
In which 2 people died and 15 were badly injured. His treatment continues in the hospital. There is no news about this blast yet. It is still difficult to tell who was behind this. And what was the purpose of this blast, it is still not known.
This accident was very painful, it is being claimed that it happened due to the explosion of the gas cylinder. Right now the police are investigating, hope whose hand is behind this: will be known soon.
This accident was very painful, it is being claimed that it happened due to the explosion of the gas cylinder. But seeing the condition of the house, it cannot be said that all this happened due to a gas cylinder explosion.
Well, as soon as the investigation is over, everything will be known and the investigation is going on.
In the house where this explosion took place: Everything is broken in that house, whether it sinks door etc. everything is broken. Looking at all these conditions, it can be said for sure that it is not just due to the explosion of the gas cylinder. Because it also caused damage to the nearby houses. Now the investigation is also going on that the attacker has done this blast using what.
The place where the explosion happened: There is a crater on it.
If we want to know who is behind this, then we will have to wait till the investigation by the Pakistani police is over. We will let you know as soon as we get to know about this blast.
LAHORE, Pakistan, June 23 (Reuters) – A bomb attack in a residential area of Pakistan’s eastern city of Lahore killed four people on Wednesday, including a child, and wounded 14, police said, but there was no immediate claim of responsibility.
Among those wounded in the powerful blast were some police officers manning a checkpoint next to the house of Hafiz Saeed, the jailed founder of Islamist militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT).
“Apparently what we see is that our law enforcement agencies are the target,” provincial police chief Inam Ghani told reporters. “You can see our police officials are also wounded.”
Three people were killed, Ghani said. A police spokesman later said a four-year-old child had succumbed to his wounds.
Some of those wounded, including children, were in critical condition, a hospital spokesman said.
A car parked close to a house had exploded, setting ablaze nearby cars and motorcycles, a witness, Fahim Ahmad, told reporters at the scene.
Ghani said police were investigating whether the explosives were detonated remotely or by a suicide bomber. If not for the police checkpoint, the car could have reached Saeed’s house, he added.
Lashkar-e-Taiba was blamed for the 2008 Mumbai attack that killed 166 people, some foreigners, and Americans among them.
Saeed, who runs Jamat-ud-Dawa, a charity linked to the militant group, was sentenced in November to 10 years in jail after being found guilty on two charges of financing terrorism.
A spokesman for the charity told Reuters Saeed was in prison and so not at his home on Wednesday.
Islamist militant groups have been trying to make a comeback after Pakistani army offensives in their sanctuaries along the Afghan border, but urban areas such as Lahore have largely escaped the violence.
The army has been battling the militants, who want to enforce their own harsh brand of Islamic rule in the Muslim-majority country.