The Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), Lieutenant-General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, is aimed at a press conference to provide details on the embezzlement of Jaffar Express and the authorization operation that followed.
The chief minister of Balutchistan, Sarfaraz Bugti, also attended the conference.
The event started on Tuesday when separatist activists set an ambush at the Jaffar Express en route de Quetta in Peshawar, exploding the railway and attacking the train with rockets.
The security forces stormed the Jaffar Express diverted on Wednesday, bringing a spectacular end to a 30 -hour seat in the Bolan Robust area of ​​Baloutchistan, killing the 33 terrorists, while successfully saving more than 300 passengers.
One day after the operation, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that there was no doubt that the attack was linked to Afghanistan.
Shafqat Ali Khan spokesman told the media that Afghan soil was used against Pakistan and that the last terrorist attack on Jaffar Express near Sibi in Balutchistan was also orchestrated and led by terrorist leaders operating from abroad.
“Terrorists were in direct communication with Afghanistan-based planners throughout the incident,” he said. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs press release intervened after the army also officially confirmed the Afghan link with the diversion of cheeky train.
The spokesman said Pakistan had on several occasions of the acting Afghan government to deny the use of its soil for terrorist groups like BL for their attacks on Pakistan.
