Archive · 22 May 2025
India Rejects Pakistan's Blame in Balochistan School Bus Attack
A school bus in Pakistan was hit by a suicide car bomb, resulting in deaths, including children.
Pakistan blamed India for the attack.
India denied any involvement, accusing Pakistan of trying to divert attention from its own issues.
This disagreement has led to strong words between the two countries, with each side maintaining its stance.
The attack resulted in multiple casualties and serious injuries.
No group has taken responsibility.
A school bus in Balochistan, Pakistan, was targeted in a suicide car bomb attack.
The attack occurred in Khuzdar district on Wednesday.
Six people, including four children, were killed in the bombing.
Dozens were injured as a result of the attack.
Pakistan has accused "Indian proxies" of being behind the attack, a claim India rejects.
- Who
- Unknown perpetrators; Pakistan blames "Indian proxies". India denies any involvement.
- What
- Suicide car bomb attack on school bus
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Khuzdar district, Balochistan, Pakistan
- Why
- Pakistan alleges the attack was an attempt to spread terror. India states Pakistan is trying to divert attention from its issues.
India's Position
Pakistan's Position
Responsibility for Attack
India's Position
India denies any involvement and calls the accusations baseless.
Pakistan's Position
Pakistan blames "Indian proxies" for carrying out the attack.
- Location
- Khuzdar district, Balochistan, Pakistan
- Date
- Wednesday
- Fatalities
- 6, including 4 children
- Injured
- Dozens
- Target
- School bus carrying students
- Suspected Perpetrators
- "Indian proxies" (Pakistan's claim)
- Claim of Responsibility
- None
- India's Response
- Denied involvement, calling accusations baseless.
