BAJAUR: PTI MPA Anwar Zeb Khan said his house in Bajaur district’s Raghagan, Khar tehsil, was targeted in a drone attack late Thursday night, leaving one person injured.
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In a video statement posted on social media, Khan said he was in Peshawar at the time of the incident. He identified the injured as Zair Muhammad, one of his security guards, who was rushed to the District Headquarters Hospital in Khar for treatment.
The provincial lawmaker strongly condemned the attack, describing it as a serious security threat. Police personnel arrived at the scene shortly after and began investigating the incident, though authorities have yet to release an official statement on the perpetrators or the drone involved.
باجوڑ میں میرے گھر پر ڈرون حملہ ہوا ہے،
پی ٹی آئی ایم پی اے انور زیب خان نے ویڈیو پیغام جاری کردیا pic.twitter.com/dJwAyr41Zr
— Moosa Khan Afridi (@musa_afridi_ISF) November 27, 2025
KP Chief Minister Sohail Afridi also condemned the attack, calling it an act by “anti-peace elements.” He directed police and relevant authorities to submit an immediate report and assured that the provincial government stands with its people and elected representatives during challenging times.
⚡#BREAKING: In Raggan, Khar tehsil of Bajaur, a bomb exploded at the house of PTI MPA Anwarzeb Khan. One person was injured, but Anwarzeb Khan was not at home at the time.#Bajaur #PTI #MPA pic.twitter.com/fVl9r63acZ
— KP FrontLine (@KPFrontLine) November 27, 2025
The incident comes amid an increase in terror activities in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, following the end of the ceasefire by the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in November 2022. Security officials have repeatedly warned of heightened threats to political figures and public institutions in the region.
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Authorities have urged residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity as the investigation continues. Meanwhile, local law enforcement is coordinating with provincial agencies to ensure the safety of elected representatives and their families in sensitive districts.