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Three judges escape terrorist attack in Pakistan

| @indiablooms | Aug 03, 2024, at 11:42 pm

Three judges who were travelling in a convoy survived a gun attack by terrorists in Pakistan's  Dera Ismail Khan recently.

The incident left two policemen dead on Friday.

Police told Dawn News that the three judges, including acting district and sessions judge of Tank Malik Hasnain, acting district and sessions judge of South Waziristan Malik Asghar and senior civil judge of South Waziristan Tahira Zainab, were going in a convoy to Dera Ismail Khan when militants attacked them in the Bhagwal area of Tank.

Two policemen died during an exchange of fire with the terrorists.

The terrorists escaped the area unhurt.

The deceased policemen were identified as  Constable Abdullah and Constable Abdus Samad.

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