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Pakistan says it has arrests 4 militants over involvement in suicide bombing at Islamabad court

The arrests follow a suicide attack killing 12 and wounding 28, linked to Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan commander Saeed-ur-Rehman, amid rising militancy and cross-border tensions.

  • On Tuesday, Pakistan announced the arrest of four militants linked to a suicide bombing outside an Islamabad district court that killed 12 and wounded 28 in a joint operation by the Intelligence Bureau and Counter-Terrorism Department.
  • Pakistan's government blames cross-border coordination from Afghanistan for the attack, with Mohsin Naqvi, Pakistan's Interior Minister, saying Afghan nationals carried out the Islamabad bombing on Tuesday and a Wana attack earlier this week, while Saeed-ur-Rehman, TTP commander, ordered the attack via Telegram.
  • One suspect, Sajid Ullah, arranged the bomber's accommodation, retrieved an explosive vest from a Peshawar graveyard, and transported it to Islamabad, officials said.
  • The attack highlighted a worsening security climate across Pakistan, challenging Islamabad's prior safety; on Friday, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Tahir Andrabi thanked Qatar and Turkey while Shehbaz Sharif urged Kabul to rein in the TTP and offered talks.
  • With a fragile cross-border ceasefire, Islamabad says Kabul tries to reframe militants as refugees while Daadullah hides in Afghanistan and detainees are suspected Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan members.
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The suspects are said to belong to an Islamist group, reports the Pakistani government. The investigation continued and further arrests are to be expected.

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Pakistan says it has arrests 4 militants over involvement in suicide bombing at Islamabad court

Pakistan's government says it has arrested four militants over their alleged involvement in a deadly suicide bombing outside a district court in the capital.

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Times of India broke the news in India on Friday, November 14, 2025.
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