DAWN Confirms PKKH Report

Pakistan’s leading English Daily DAWN has confirmed PKKH’s Report from March 4th that the weapons recovered in the immediate aftermath of the Lahore Attacks on Sri Lankan Cricket Team are of Indian origin.

LAHORE: The rocket-launchers and explosives used in the attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team are in the use of Indian forces, Dawn has learnt.

According to a forensic report, four rocket-launchers and nine explosives seized from the scene are factory-made and used by Indian forces. Full Report

Indian Army-Issued Weapons in Lahore Attacks?

LAHORE – Sources have informed PKKH that weapons recovered in the aftermath of the Lahore attacks on Sri Lankan cricketers include a Russian made RPG-22 (a one-shot disposable anti-tank rocket launcher) and an 84 mm Carl-Gustaf Recoilless Rifle Launcher.

Both these weapons are standard Indian Army issuance.

The RPGs used by Pakistani / Afghan militants is the soviet era RPG-7 – the most widely distributed and used RPG in the world.

Lahore Attack Photos

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Warning: Some of the photographs are graphic in nature