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Hangu Police Post Attack: One Cop Martyred, Three Abducted

One police constable was martyred and three others abducted in a terrorist attack on a police post in Hangu. Police have regained control and are pursuing the attackers.

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Hangu Police Post Attack: One Cop Martyred, Three Abducted

A terrorist attack on a police post in Hangu killed one constable and led to the abduction of three personnel. Police have regained control of the post.

November 9, 2026

Terrorists attacked a police post on Shah Almas Pir Mountain in Hangu, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, killing one police constable and abducting three other personnel.

According to police, a heavy contingent of police and security forces rushed to the scene after receiving reports of the attack. An exchange of fire took place between security personnel and the attackers.

Hangu District Police Officer (DPO) Salahuddin Kundi said police had regained control of the Shah Almas Pir post after the clash.

He added that the attackers had taken the three abducted personnel towards the Khanano Kotta area of Samana Mountain. Police are pursuing the fleeing terrorists and continuing efforts to recover the abducted personnel.

Meanwhile, funeral prayers for Constable Feroz Ali, who was killed in the attack, were offered with full state honours at the Police Lines in Hangu.

DPO Salahuddin Kundi, along with Pakistan Army and police officers and personnel, attended the funeral. Officials laid floral wreaths on the martyr’s coffin and paid tribute to his sacrifice.

After the funeral, Constable Feroz Ali’s body was transported to his native village of Ibrahim Zai with full state honours.

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