Hasnain Akhtar

Captain Hasnain Akhtar was a Pakistani military officer who was tragically killed in a terrorist attack orchestrated by the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), which has been responsible for a surge in violence in the region. His death was highlighted in a recent military operation that targeted the TTP leadership, bringing attention to the ongoing conflict and the sacrifices made by security personnel in their fight against terrorism.

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Pakistan: Hasnain Akhtar claimed victory in the World U17 Snooker Championship. 9

Muhammad Asif Brijesh Damani Riley Powell Manan Chandra Habib Sabah Mohamed Shehab Oliwier Nizialek Mutasim Al Saadi

Dawn – Pakistan’s oldest and most widely read English daily, est. 1941: Pakistani cueists dominate world snooker championships - Pakistan

Pakistan: Hasnain Akhtar won the U17 World Snooker Championship by beating Riley Powell in the final. 9

Riley Powell Muhammad Asif Brijesh Damani Manan Chandra Habib Sabah Mohamed Shehab Oliwier Nizialek Mutasim Al Saadi

Dawn – Pakistan’s oldest and most widely read English daily, est. 1941: Pakistan’s Hasnain Akhtar wins U17 World Snooker Championship - Pakistan

Pakistan: Pakistan’s Hasnain Akhtar is set to face Wales’ Riley Powell today in the final of the IBSF World U17 Snooker Championship. 8

Muhammad Asif Brijesh Damani Manan Chandra Habib Sabah Mohamed Shehab Riley Powell Oliwier Nizialek Mutasim Al Saadi

Dawn – Pakistan’s oldest and most widely read English daily, est. 1941: Pakistan’s Muhammad Asif to face Indian cueist in IBSF World Masters final today - Pakistan

Pakistan: Captain Hasnain Akhtar was martyred due to the actions of the terrorist leader Shireen. 5

Shireen Asif Ali Zardari Shehbaz Sharif

Dawn – Pakistan’s oldest and most widely read English daily, est. 1941: Ring leader among 9 terrorists killed in Dera Ismail Khan: ISPR - Pakistan