دہشت گردی کا شکار جعفر ایکسپریس کے سولہ روز تعطل کے بعد پشاور سے کوئٹہ کیلئے روآنہ ہوگئی

After a serious terrorist attack on the Jaffar Express security forces and people belonging to Punjab in Bolan district of Balochistan, Pakistan Railways has decided to resume the Jaffar Express after a sixteen-day hiatus and on Thursday, March 27, 2025, the Jaffar Express was sent from Peshawar to Quetta. The train journey from Shawar to Quetta was restored on Thursday after being suspended for almost two weeks. Railway officials said that the Jaffar Express left for Quetta at 7:30 am on Thursday. After the train service was suspended on this route for 16 days, 300 passengers left today in the Jaffar Express. On this occasion, the relatives and friends of the passengers bid farewell to the Jaffar Express in a mixed mood of joy and concern. It may be recalled that on March 11, terrorists attacked the Jaffar Express in Bolan area of ​​Balochistan and took all the passengers, including women and children, hostage.
Regarding the attack, the Pakistani army says that 354 passengers were rescued after the hijacking of the Jafar Express in the Bolan area of ​​Balochistan province, while a total of 26 people, including 18 soldiers and FC personnel, were killed in the attack. According to state TV, Federal Minister Amir Muqam sent the passengers off from Peshawar on Thursday morning, while the Jafar Express will arrive in Peshawar from Quetta on Friday. Speaking to the media, Amir Muqam said that those who wanted to stop the development of Balochistan were disappointed. The nation is united against terrorism. A certain group is showing hatred and incitement. The Jafar Express tragedy was a serious terrorist incident in Pakistan, which was condemned internationally. However, incidents of unrest in Balochistan are happening more or less on a daily basis, in which most of the security forces are targeted.