Indian forces launched four missile strikes on the Government Educational and Health Complex in Muridke late Tuesday night, resulting in one death and several injuries, according to local authorities and rescue officials.
The attack also destroyed a mosque within the complex and damaged three nearby homes. Abdul Malik, a senior citizen who worked as security staff for the mosque, was critically injured in the strike at Nangal Sahdan and later died from his wounds. Two other individuals are still missing, and at least three others were injured in the assault.
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The complex, managed by the Punjab government since 2019, houses numerous residential units, schools, madrasas, and hospitals. Officials described the attack as a targeted strike on vital civilian infrastructure, including religious and welfare institutions, calling it a clear violation of international humanitarian law.
The Pakistan Army has pledged a strong response to these ongoing Indian attacks, particularly those targeting civilian areas and religious sites.
