Bilawal, Zardari condemn Charsada terror attack

Author: Agencies

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and former president Asif Ali Zardari on Tuesday strongly condemned the terror attack on Charsada Court.

In a statement, Zardari said that nation should unite to fight terrorism and added that the government would have to take stern action against terrorists.

He said that eradication of all nurseries of terrorists and to eliminate terrorism from the countryis the need of the hour.

In a separate statement, Bilawal expressed deep anguish and distress over the unabated wave of terrorist attacks across the country.

He saluted the brave Charsadda police personnel who challenged and eventually killed the terrorists and prayed for the martyrs while stressing for better medical treatment to the injured.

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