Tributes Paid to Slain Pakistani Politician Bashir Bilour on 12th Death Anniversary
Tributes Paid to Slain Pakistani Politician Bashir Bilour on 12th Death Anniversary
Peshawar: Dec. 22 Today marks the 12th death anniversary of Bashir Ahmad Bilour, a prominent Pakistani politician who was assassinated in a suicide bombing on December 22, 2012. Bilour, a senior minister and member of the provincial assembly of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, was a vocal critic of terrorism and a strong advocate for peace and stability in the region.¹
In a message, Aimal Wali Khan, the central president of the Awami National Party (ANP), paid tribute to Bilour, describing him as a “symbol of bravery and service” for the Pashtun nation. Khan praised Bilour’s courageous stance against terrorism, saying his struggle against extremism is a guiding light for the party.²
Bilour’s legacy continues to be felt in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, where he served as a provincial minister and member of the provincial assembly for over two decades. His commitment to peace, stability, and social justice has inspired countless people, and his memory remains a source of strength and motivation for those who continue to work towards a more peaceful and prosperous Pakistan.
