Today marks the 10th anniversary of the tragic APS Peshawar attack, which took place on December 16, 2014. This horrific event claimed the lives of over 140 people, most of whom were students and teachers. The nation is remembering the victims of this tragedy with various activities across the country to honor their sacrifice.
On this solemn day, President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif have reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to fighting terrorism. Both leaders condemned the attack, emphasizing it as a painful reminder of the sacrifices made in the fight against terrorism.
Zardari expressed his grief over the attack, stressing that the nation must remain united in its efforts to combat extremism and violence. Sharif, in his statement, pledged to work towards building a peaceful Pakistan, where terrorism and extremism have no place.
The tragedy at APS Peshawar remains one of the darkest chapters in Pakistan’s history, with the loss of so many innocent lives.
It highlighted the dangers posed by terrorism and the urgent need for the country to stand together in the face of such threats. Despite the sorrow, the attack united Pakistanis in their resolve to fight for a better and safer future.
As the country remembers the victims of this devastating incident, it also reaffirms its commitment to never forget their sacrifice and to continue working towards peace, unity, and a terror-free future. The events of that day still echo in the hearts of millions, serving as a powerful reminder of the ongoing battle against terrorism and extremism.
