Some gunmen have once again posed a big challenge to Pakistan by killing 3 policemen in the troubled Balochistan province, terrorist attacks have increased ever since Pakistan got into trouble with Afghanistan and Balochistan.

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It is being told that this incident happened in Sariab area of ​​Quetta, the capital of Balochistan. Three policemen including a police inspector were killed and two others were injured in this attack. A senior police officer said that the policemen deployed on patrol were sitting in their van near a tea shop, when they were attacked. Regional police officer Khuda Baksh said, “Some armed masked people riding on two motorcycles opened fire on the policemen.”

Attacks happening every day in Balochistan
Some attack or the other is happening every day in Balochistan. Just a day earlier, a soldier of the Army’s Frontier Corps was killed in a gun attack in the Noshki area. Guerrilla-style attacks on security personnel have become common in the restive Balochistan province. Pakistan’s Baloch insurgent groups often target security personnel, government projects and the US$60 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) projects in this oil and mineral-rich province.