The National Assembly on Thursday unanimously adopted a decision that confirmed the country’s unwavering obligation to remove terrorism from each corner of the nation and protect its sovereignty.

The decision made by the Federal Minister of Parliamentary Affairs, dr. Fazal Dr. Tariq Fazal Chaudhary condemned firm hijacking of Jaffar Express and all terrorist acts that bring citizens’ lives and disturb the peace of the nation.

The dissolution expressed a decision to take any possible measure to eliminate terrorism from every corner of our nation and confirm that no group, no individual and no ideology seeking to undermine the peace, security of our country, security and sovereignty will be allowed to spread fear, hatred or violence within the country’s territorial borders.

Furthermore, promises promise not to allow any terrorist activity to go uncontrolled in any part of our country and undertake to work relentlessly to eradicate terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, ensuring that those who try to destabilize the country face the full strength of the law.

This house expresses deepest respect and gratitude to the brave men and women who have sacrificed their lives in this tragic incident that recognizes their courage, victims and patriotism.

This house expands sincere appreciation to the Pakistani army, FC and other law enforcement authorities for their unwavering commitment, bravery and victims to protect citizens’ lives and protect Pakistan’s integrity.

Their heroic efforts to neutralize the terrorists involved in this incident reflect the decision and emergency of our security forces to defend our nation at all costs.

The house encourages Pakistan’s people, regardless of ethnicity, religion or background, to unite in the fight against terrorism and to reject extremism in all its forms, ensuring the peace, security and prosperity of our nations for future generations.

Meanwhile, the bodies of at least 25 people, including 21 hostages, were killed in a train cover of terrorists in Balochistan, picked up from the scene on Thursday prior to the first funerals, officials said.

Security forces said they released more than 340 train passengers in a two-day rescue operation ending late Wednesday after a banned group bombed a distant railway track in Bolan and stormed a train with about 450 passengers on board.

The assault was claimed by the forbidden Baloch Liberation Army (bla).

Death agreements have varied, with the military in an official statement that “21 innocent hostages” were killed by the terrorists as well as four soldiers in the rescue operation.

A Balochistan railway employee said the bodies of 25 people were transported by train away from the hostage to the nearby town of Mach on Thursday morning.

“The deceased was identified as 19 military passengers, a police and a railway employee, while four organs have not yet been identified,” the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told AFP.

A senior local military official supervisor operations confirmed the details.

An army official previously set the military toll at 1 p.m. 28.

Passengers who escaped away from the siege said after going for hours through robust mountains to reach safety that they saw people being shot by the terrorists. (With input from AFP)