A worrying incident marred preparations for Pakistan's upcoming elections on Tuesday, as unknown individuals attacked a polling station in Quetta with a hand grenade.
Fortunately, no injuries were reported in the blast, which targeted the Government School Kali Ahmed Khanzai in the Sariab area.
Police swiftly responded to the attack, cordoning off the area and launching an investigation. Initial reports indicate there were no casualties, though the motive and identity of the attackers remain unknown. Security officials are currently reviewing CCTV footage to aid in their search.
This act of violence raises concerns about the safety and security of the upcoming elections, scheduled for February 8th. While no disruption to the electoral process has been announced, the attack serves as a stark reminder of the challenges Pakistan faces in ensuring peaceful and fair elections.
