In Pakistan, a fresh wave of violence has once again targeted country’s fragile education system. Unidentified assailants blew up an under-construction girls’ primary school in Gara Budha village of Tank district, sparking fear and outrage among residents. According to local news, the explosion occurred when unidentified attackers planted explosives along the school premises. Police said the site was later inspected by the bomb disposal unit.

 

 

The motive and perpetrators behind the bombing remain unclear. However, the attack has generated deep concern in the community, with parents and activists condemning the assault on girls’ education. They have demanded that the provincial authorities not only rebuild the school immediately but also ensure adequate security for educational institutions in the region. Residents warned that if the attackers were not arrested soon, they would stage demonstrations to demand justice.