KP records 2,782 terrorist attacks, Punjab 44 since 2025

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Police, intelligence agencies record shows KP suffered highest number of attacks

Police and intelligence agencies have compiled a record of terrorist attacks in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) from 2025 to August 2026, revealing a significant difference in the number of incidents reported in the two provinces.

According to the record, KP witnessed 2,782 terrorist attacks during the one-year-and-eight-month period, while Punjab reported 44 incidents. The details have been forwarded to high-ranking officials.

The compiled data shows that Khyber Pakhtunkhwa experienced the highest number of terrorist incidents during the period under review, with a total of 2,782 attacks recorded from 2025 to August 2026.

The attacks resulted in the martyrdom of 699 civilians and personnel, according to the record.

Security forces also carried out retaliatory operations against terrorist groups. These actions resulted in the killing of 1,221 terrorists during the period covered by the report.

In comparison, Punjab recorded 44 terrorist attacks over the same one-year-and-eight-month period, according to the data compiled by police and intelligence agencies.

The attacks claimed the lives of two civilians and four government personnel, bringing the reported death toll in Punjab to six.

The figures have been included in the record forwarded to senior officials for review.

The record further indicates that 43 terrorists were killed during operations conducted by Punjab’s Counter Terrorism Department (CTD).

The figures outline the terrorist attacks reported in both provinces, the resulting casualties and the actions taken by security forces and law enforcement agencies between 2025 and August 2026.

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