Pakistani terrorist Hafiz Saeed’s right hand man Hamza was shot dead by an unknown assailant.

New Delhi. Unidentified attackers have once again spread terror in Pakistan. The scene is similar to what we saw in the film Dhurandhar: a silent approach, a precise aim, and then a complete disappearance. This time, on the gunmen’s hit list was Amir Hamza, a longtime and feared enemy of India. He was surrounded outside a news channel office on the streets of Lahore and was subjected to indiscriminate firing, leaving him severely injured. Currently, this founder of Lashkar is admitted to the ICU of a hospital, where his condition remains critical.

The precision and precision with which the attackers carried out this operation has alarmed Pakistan’s security agencies. This open firing has once again fueled speculation about whether the clean-up campaign against terrorists hiding in the neighboring country has reached its next stage. Hamza didn’t even have a chance to recover, and now he is counting his last breaths.

Now you might be wondering who this Ameer Hamza is? Let us tell you that he is not just an ordinary terrorist. Ameer Hamza is considered the strategic brain of Lashkar-e-Taiba. He was one of the first people who, along with Hafiz Saeed, laid the foundation of Lashkar. He is said to be the main ideologue of the organization, meaning the person who brainwashes terrorists to prepare them. His importance can be gauged from the fact that the United States has designated him a “global terrorist.”

Amir Hamza’s role wasn’t limited to carrying guns; he was also adept at raising funds for Lashkar, recruiting new recruits, and negotiating the release of captured terrorists. He edited Lashkar’s magazine and wrote books promoting jihad. When international pressure on Pakistan increased in 2018 and Lashkar was cracked down on, it created a new front, Jaish-e-Mankafa, to continue its terrorism in Kashmir.

Is Dhurandhar’s story becoming reality?
If you look at past records, it reads like the script of a suspense film. In early 2026, Lashkar commander Bilal Arif Sarafi was eliminated. In 2025, Faisal Nadeem in Jhelum and Abu Saifullah Khalid in Sindh met the same fate. Even Zahoor Mistry, the perpetrator of the Kandahar plane hijacking (IC-814), was publicly killed in Karachi. This attack on Amir Hamza has now disturbed the terrorist leaders’ sleep. The question now is not who carried out the attack, but who is next?