District Police Officer Waqas Rafiq confirmed to the media that unknown assailants had planted an explosive device near the parliamentarian’s house.

The blast destroyed the main entrance gate but caused no casualties as the lawmaker was absent at the time.

In a social media statement, Khan described the attack as a “bomb explosion” targeting his home. “Thanks to Allah Almighty, no lives were lost in this cowardly act”, adding that such incidents wouldn’t deter him from continuing his late brother’s mission.

Security forces have cordoned off the area and launched a full-scale investigation.

Forensic teams are collecting evidence from the blast site, while police are reviewing CCTV footage from nearby locations.

Similarly, a gas cylinder explosion inside a shop on Lahore’s Ravi Road last month killed five and injured six people.

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In a similar situation, three died and over 16 were injured in an incident near a Balochistan Constabulary (BC) vehicle on Dasht Road on April 25.

However, a terrorist attack was foiled yesterday on its mobile van in the limits of Paroa Police Station late Monday night in Dera Ismail Khan.