During an engagement in Mohmand District, movement of a group of Khwarij trying to infiltrate through Pakistan-Afghanistan border was picked up by the security forces

Rawalpindi: Security forces have killed thirteen Khwarij belonging to Indian sponsored Fitna-al-Khwarij during two foiled infiltration attempts along the Pakistan-Afghanistan Border in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
During an engagement in Mohmand District, the movement of a group of Khwarij trying to infiltrate through the Pakistan-Afghanistan border was picked up by the security forces. Own troops effectively engaged this group and killed eight Khwarij in a precise and skilful operation.
In another engagement, own troops effectively foiled another infiltration attempt by a group of Khwarij along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in North Waziristan District and neutralised five Khwarij after an intense fire exchange.
These engagements once again substantiate Pakistan's repeated stance regarding the abject failure of the Afghan Taliban Regime to ensure effective border management on their side. The Afghan Taliban Regime must fulfil its obligations and deny the use of Afghan soil by Khwarij and the involvement of its citizens in terrorism inside Pakistan.

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