The world has seen quite many developments and good news; it has seen dire news too. This year and the last was laced with the tragedies inflicted by Coronavirus, amidst other disasters. No one would forget the beheading of Noor Mukadam that happened in the mid of 2021, just like we continue to remember the innocent children from the APS Peshawar Attack
Every year, we either see a bomb detonating in a location or someone being kidnapped. The reign of evil has not slowed down; rather, the situation escalates by the minute. Such acts of terrorism often make one wonder a lot of things. One of them is wondering what it takes to make an individual go to such lengths.
On December 16th, 2021, we take a moment to remember our brave, fallen heroes from the 2014 APS Peshawar Attack. It is an event that still sends a wave of trauma hurtling through our bones and tears rolling down our eyes.
Today, 7 years ago, we lost our children and teachers in an inhuman terrorist attack. A black day for humanity. We will never forget. #APSPeshawar
— Shah Mahmood Qureshi (@SMQureshiPTI) December 16, 2021
Just Feel It 💔💔#APSPeshawar #BlackDay pic.twitter.com/OCBpeiNvpr
— hanzala (@TanveerHanzala) December 15, 2021
APS Peshawar Attack 2014
In 2014, all limits were crossed when a school was attacked. An army school, no less. This gives rise to some form of personal vendetta against the authorities as well. On the morning of December 16th, students and teachers left for school, hoping to get their daily education dose. They walked into their schools with hopes in their hearts and wind at their heels. On that same day, insurgents made their way into that school.
Some old rip which are teasing us same like the first day we can't forget you our real heroes😢🥺#APSPeshawar#APS_PESHAWAR_CASE #16Desember pic.twitter.com/jFVOQKp54K
— Adv Mahar Aslam Sipra (@AslamSipra92) December 14, 2021
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They did not give a second thought before gunning down any human that came in their crosshairs. These poor children, as well as teachers, became the target for a terrorist attack. They attacked children; innocent children! What causes a person to commit a crime condemned by the highest authorities? Murder in the first degree is bad, but gunning someone down in cold blood, point-blank, is a crime that crosses all humane boundaries.
No one can Understand this Pain 💔 #BlackDay #APSPeshawar pic.twitter.com/5Ek4zcCqz3
— DANISH Janjua (@DanishJanjua_) December 16, 2021
Remembering The Heroes:
In light of the crime that shook the world seven years ago, many people have taken to Twitter to mourn the loss. Many have posted, which reminds us why we need to keep fighting for the right thing. This heavy Twitter presence signifies that no one has forgotten this event yet. It is as fresh in their minds as it was, years ago.
144 Kids
— Malik Yaseen (@MalikYaseen0786) December 16, 2021
144 Dreams
144 Families
144 Leaders
All Gone Within An Hour.
They went to School and never came back.#APSPeshawar#دسمبر16_اور_پاکستان_ٹوٹ_گیا pic.twitter.com/T5jnqDeV65
Some hashtags have become more used today too. These include #APSPeshawar, #BlackDay, #دسمبر16_اور_پاکستان_ٹوٹ_گیا, #APSMartyrsDay, #APSAttack, 144 Dreams, 144 Families, and 144 Kids. Each of these tags and trending phrases hold the key to how we feel about the event. They were truly are heroes because they had left the house to move towards their goal. They will be considered martyrs, and they deserve every ounce of respect from us.
16 December, Black day in the history of Pakistan
— Abuzar بلوچ 🇵🇰🇵🇸 (@AbuzarWaqas2) December 16, 2021
December 16,1971 Fall of Dhaka
December 16,2014 APS attack #دسمبر16_اور_پاکستان_ٹوٹ_گیا#BlackDay pic.twitter.com/ylhTEaBem8
Something We Can Never Forget:
This event signifies that so long as evil resides, we cannot rest and sit back. They entered the school and opened fire. They didn’t give it a second thought, and they had no regrets about what they did.
We will never forget you
— Anwar ul haq🇵🇰 (@anwarul78375920) December 16, 2021
December 16, 2014 Black Day May Allah grant Pak Martyrs APS Peshawar a high position in Paradise.
Amen.#BlackDay#دسمبر16_اور_پاکستان_ٹوٹ_گیا pic.twitter.com/cbmi1Apjlb
In honor of the fallen heroes, let us take another moment to remember them. They truly were the bravest of us, the 144 souls!
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