The prime minister announced Rs10 million for Shaheed Oun Abbas, who confronted the attacker and sacrificed his life. In addition, the government will provide Rs5 million to the families of each martyr. Authorities will also give Rs3 million to severely injured victims and Rs1 million to those with minor injuries.
During his visit to the imambargah, the prime minister expressed deep sorrow over the tragedy. He said no amount of compensation could replace the precious lives lost. Nevertheless, he stressed that the government would stand with the affected families during this difficult time.
Furthermore, he offered fateha for the martyrs and prayed for the swift recovery of the injured. He also met grieving families and listened to their concerns. He assured them of full government support and solidarity.
Nation Mourns Victims of Terror Attack
Speaking at the site, the prime minister said the entire nation shares the grief of the victimsโ families. He described the attack as a barbaric act that targeted innocent worshippers, including elders, children, and youth. Moreover, he praised religious leaders and ulema for condemning the attack with unity and resolve.
He highlighted the bravery of Shaheed Oun Abbas, who resisted the suicide bomber. He said the nation will remember his sacrifice with honor. Additionally, he stated that such sacrifices strengthen the countryโs resolve against terrorism.
The prime minister emphasized that attempts to create division in society would fail. Instead, he said unity and solidarity would defeat extremist agendas. He also acknowledged the continuous efforts of the armed forces, police, and law enforcement agencies in combating terrorism across the country.
Commitment to Counterterrorism and Support for Families
Prime Minister Shehbaz reaffirmed the governmentโs commitment to eliminating terrorism. He praised security forces for their sacrifices in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan. He stated that the nation remains indebted to those who risk their lives for peace and stability.

