PESHAWAR: Authorities continue to investigate the suicide attack at the Peshawar Federal Constabulary (FC) Headquarters, confirming that all three deceased attackers were Afghan nationals.
Investigators said that the National Database and Registration Authority (Nadra) has confirmed the Afghan citizenship of the trio involved in the 24 November incident.
However, further personal details of the attackers have not yet been provided to investigators. Officials said that more than 100 suspects have been questioned so far as part of the inquiry.
The development comes nearly a week after three FC personnel were martyred, and as many terrorists were killed when security forces foiled an attack on the FC Headquarters in Peshawar.
Meanwhile, the investigators have also obtained CCTV footage showing the attackers' movement from Rehman Baba graveyard to the FC Headquarters. They revealed that the suicide bombers did not carry any mobile phones on the day of the attack, making the investigation more challenging.
According to the investigating officials, they are actively working to identify and locate any accomplices or facilitators linked to the attackers.
The blasts, which targeted the Federal Constabulary Headquarters on 24 November, resulted in significant casualties and prompted a wide-scale security review in the area.
Earlier on Tuesday, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Inspector General (IG) Zulfiqar Hameed said that investigators had gathered crucial evidence, including photographs, fingerprints, and CCTV footage of the suspects.
"We have tracked the suspects quite far back. We are now trying to establish exactly how they entered the city," he added.
The KP police chief said investigators had also identified the location where the attackers spent the night before the assault. The motorcycle used by the militants has been taken into custody, and forensic teams have extracted fingerprints from it.
"The terrorist's motorcycle is now in our possession, and fingerprints have been obtained from it," he said.
