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#Bajaur #Khyber #Pakhtunkhwa A school has been blown up in Bajaur, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, according to police and correspondents. Unidentified men used explosives to destroy the Government Middle School in the Kharki area of ​​Bajaur's Mamund Tehsil last night, local journalist Hasbanullah @hasbanullahkhan said Tuesday. Explosives were planted inside the school building in the night. The explosion caused severe damage to the school building. No one claimed responsibility. Attacks on schools were a routine matter during the insurgency in the tribal areas and parts of the province. The authorities would blame militant groups for such attacks. Hasbanullah said nearly 100 schools were attacked until 2008 when Bajaur was relatively under the control of militants. Security forces had launched a major operation and cleared areas from the banned TTP and foreign militants. #TTP is again active in parts of Bajaur where Jirgas have failed to solve the issue. People are fed up with the security situation and routinely stage protests for peace. (Photos Hasba media)

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Information Minister Shafi Jan has described the continued closure of border crossings with Afghanistan as a "double standard." Speaking at a press conference, Shafi Jan said that while Pakistan talks about mediation and expanding trade relations with other countries, it has kept its border crossings with Afghanistan closed. He stressed that the prolonged closure has caused the greatest harm to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, negatively affecting traders, merchants, and workers. The minister also said that tensions with Afghanistan should be resolved through dialogue and negotiations. #TOLOnews_ENGLISH

@Sakayser632 The Pakistani government is un-Islamic, illegitimate, and a taghut that must be destroyed like Abraham destroyed the idols. We agree on this. But what does that have to do with my post, which is about a reform I want in general, not specific to this government?