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Information about a major incident is coming from Lahore, Pakistan. Where shooters targeted a school van. The shooters opened fire on the school bus carrying children, killing two innocent children. 5 more children have also been seriously injured in this incident, out of which the condition of 2 is critical.
Indiscriminate firing on a school van in Lahore, Pakistan
On August 22, antisocial elements attacked a school van in Pakistan's Punjab province. Shooters opened fire on the school van. Two innocent children died in this incident. This incident took place in Dheri Kot area of Attock district, about 400 km from Lahore. According to the police, the school van was going to drop the children to school, when unknown attackers opened fire on it.
Giving more information about the incident, the police said that seven children aged 5 to 10 years were injured in the attack. All were taken to the hospital, where two innocent children died, while the condition of the other two children is said to be critical. Also, the driver also suffered serious injuries. Senior police officer Sardar Gyaas Gul said that police teams have been formed to arrest the shooters with the help of CCTV footage.
Does the school van driver have any enmity with anyone?
Now the police is investigating the case from every angle whether it is a terrorist incident or the driver of the school van had enmity with someone. Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Pakistani Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz took notice of the incident and said that those involved in this heinous crime of targeting the school van will not be spared. The Chief Minister directed the police to arrest the shooters as soon as possible.
Inspector General of Pakistan Punjab Dr. Usman Anwar also took cognizance of the attack and sought a report from the Rawalpindi Regional Police Officer. He directed Attock DPO to immediately reach the spot and arrest the persons responsible. Police forensic teams reached the spot and inspected and started investigation. Regarding this incident, not only the Chief Minister of Punjab but also Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and President Asif Ali Zardari have condemned the attack on school children.