Photos of the terrorists killed during the Jaffar Express clearance operation have emerged, confirming their elimination by security forces.

According to details, following the terrorist attack on Jaffar Express in Balochistan, security forces launched a major operation.

Images of the neutralised terrorists have now surfaced, showing those who were taken down during the clearance mission.

Security sources revealed that 33 terrorists were eliminated in the operation, and all hostages were safely rescued.

The militants were heavily armed with foreign-made weapons and had planned to use passengers as human shields.

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Sources further stated that security forces foiled the terrorists’ plans with swift and decisive action, ensuring the safety of the nation. They reiterated their commitment to eradicating terrorism and staying prepared for any future threats.

The attack occurred on March 11, when terrorists blew up a railway track in Bolan Pass and took more than 400 passengers hostage aboard Jaffar Express.

Despite logistical challenges due to the remote location, security forces launched a major operation in Dhadar, eliminating 16 attackers by nightfall.

By March 12, Director General ISPR Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry confirmed that all hostages had been rescued and all 33 terrorists were killed.

However, before the operation commenced, the terrorists had already executed 21 civilians.