QUETTA: A shopkeeper was seriously in hand grenade attack carried out by Indian-funded terrorist group Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) in Machh Bazaar city of Balochistan.
According to details, the banned BLA targeted a shop in Machh bazaar with a hand grenade attack in which a shopkeeper identified as Abdul Ghaffar, son of Haji Abdul Ghaffar was seriously injured. The local people shifted the injured to Civil Hospital Machh, however the doctors advised them to shift the injured to Quetta hospital for treatment as he was in a critical condition.
The local residents showed anger and displeasure over the attack for targeting the innocent Baloch by BLA militants on the name of fighting for the freedom. The injured Abdul Ghaffar was a laborer who supported his children with daily wages but the terrorist attack not only took away his livelihood but also plunged his entire family into grief, uncertainty and fear.
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After the explosion, panic spread in the area and many shops were closed.
The banned terrorist group BLA continues targeting the innocent Baloch with the aim to spread fear and create uncertainty in the region to please their foreign handlers. The local residents demanded from the government to take action against the culprits to ensure the safety of Baloch people.
