The perpetrator was a suicide bombing near Jinnah International Airport, which the Karachi authorities identified as the perpetrator and caused the deaths of two Chinese citizens and 17 others to fall. Shah Fahad, the assailant, registered the car in the invasion on September 5, 2023, under his own name.
Studies indicate that Fahad arrived in Karachi on December 3, 2023, alongside two partners. At 7:49 PM, the party checked into a resort in the Preedy neighborhood. Following a simple withdrawal, Fahad returned to the city on October 4, 2024, entering another lodge at 10: 47 AM. On the day of the attack, he checked out at lunch, shortly before the fire occurred.
Authorities have set up a three-kilometer safety perimeter around the site following the attack, and they have taken many people into custody for questioning in connection with the offenders. As part of a broader investigation, researchers are looking into how delicate information about the activities of Chinese designers was leaked.
The Baloch Liberation Army ( BLA ), a separatist organization that has previously targeted Chinese interests, has taken the blame for the bombing. The party seeks liberation for Balochistan, a resource-rich state in southern Pakistan, which they assert is being exploited by the federal government. The BLA has a history of violent antagonism to security forces and has increased its strikes on Chinese citizens, especially in Karachi.
The state has pledged to improve surveillance for visiting officials, including high-level Chinese officials, as Pakistan prepares to host the Shanghai Cooperation Organization mountain in Islamabad next week. In the wake of the attack, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has pledged to protect the safety and security of” Chinese friends,” which highlights the precarious safety position in the region in the face of persistent conflicts in Balochistan.
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