WELLINGTON: Pakistani cricket players condemned the terror attack at Bacha Khan University, Charsadda and decided to tie black stripes during third and last T20 match of series against New Zealand, TheNewsTribe.com reported.
Pakistani team also offered grief over causalities and decided to tie black strips during third t20 match to show solidarity with victim families.
Almost at 9:30 am today, a group of terrorist attacked Bacha Khan University Saddar campus in Charsada.
Law enforcement agencies and rescue teams had rushed to the university campus, while eye witnesses said that gunfire can be heard from university premises. Four major blasts were also heard from inside.
According to reports, the university campus and hostels were being evacuated and people from surrounding areas have been instructed to avoid coming closer to the university.
At least twenty people, one of which was identified as a chemistry professor, has embraced martyrdom in the attack. Other dead were supposed to be university students and security guards.
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