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Tribute to the Peshawar School Martyrs

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Children who are now Shaheed:

Smallest coffins are the heaviest.

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AI got nothing, no words to explains this none sense. My boy is his age and...........:cry::cry::frown:
 
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RIP to those innocent lives who went to school and never come back.
We will never forget our martyrs.
 
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I heard they all answered yes to the question ... are you son of a soldier? and they saw each other getting shot in the head but not a single boy replied negative!

Now i know, why it is so important for this evil world to get rid of kids of Pak army.... come and get me first bastards.

This nation should raid Afghanistan tonight....
 
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Another pupil told how he watched his female teacher being burned alive as she courageously stood in the path of the terrorists and told her children to run for their lives.

Afsha Ahmed, 24, confronted the marauding gunmen when they burst into her classroom and told them: 'You can only kill my students over my dead body.'

The militants doused her with petrol and set her alight, but she still mustered the strength to beckon her pupils to flee.
One of her students, 15-year-old Irfan Ullah, wept as he recalled her incredible bravery.

He said: 'She was a hero, so brave. She jumped up and stood between us and the terrorists before they could target us.
'She warned them: 'You can only kill them over my dead body'. I remember her last words - she said: 'I won't see my students lying in blood on the floor'.

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Another pupil told how he watched his female teacher being burned alive as she courageously stood in the path of the terrorists and told her children to run for their lives.

Afsha Ahmed, 24, confronted the marauding gunmen when they burst into her classroom and told them: 'You can only kill my students over my dead body.'

The militants doused her with petrol and set her alight, but she still mustered the strength to beckon her pupils to flee.
One of her students, 15-year-old Irfan Ullah, wept as he recalled her incredible bravery.

He said: 'She was a hero, so brave. She jumped up and stood between us and the terrorists before they could target us.
'She warned them: 'You can only kill them over my dead body'. I remember her last words - she said: 'I won't see my students lying in blood on the floor'.

10675555_10205261545358829_4822126857590959425_n.jpg



Respected lady must be promoted more. Her name Hifsa Khush as per this report Gallery shows faces of children massacred by Taliban in Peshawar | Daily Mail Online
 
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