QUETTA: Since India suffered humiliating defeats in Operation Sandor and Ma’araka-e-Haq, and faced international disgrace, it has resorted to traditional tactics to hide its failure and shame. After military setbacks, India has shifted towards proxy warfare, using groups like Fitna-e-Hindustan to destabilize Pakistan.
According to details, the so-called “Operation BAM” under the name of Fitna-e-Hindustan is, in reality, a new chapter of brutality against innocent andunarmed Pakistani civilians. This group operates under the direct patronage of the Indian intelligence agency RAW. The recent incident in Loralai, Balochistan, where terrorists mercilessly killed passengers after forcibly removing them from buses, clearly exposes India’s malicious intentions once again.
RAW’s role in this barbarity is not hidden; its social media accounts such as Baba Banaras, Frontal Force, and Bhoot Baloch signal these attacks beforehand. These accounts first reveal the plans for terrorism, followed by actions along the same lines. Afterwards, they exaggerate the incidents to spread fear and panic, with Indian media extensively promoting these narratives.
The terrorists of Fitna-e-Hindustan no longer have the courage to face the Pakistan Army directly. Whenever they suffer military defeats, they cowardly target innocent civilians. Previously, laborers, students, and women in Balochistan have been targeted by these terrorists, reflecting their heinous designs and brutal nature.
India’s strategy is an attempt to cover up its military, diplomatic, and moral failures. After the humiliating defeat in Operation Sandor, India shifted its focus to creating instability within Pakistan. But now is the time for the brave people of Balochistan to recognize India-sponsored Fitna and stand united against it.
The proud people of Balochistan should join hands with the Pakistan Army to crush these terrorists. This war is not just at the state level but also a struggle for public awareness and vigilance. It is important to send a message to India and its proxies that the Pakistani nation and its armed forces stand united and will never allow the enemy to gain a foothold on this land.
Fitna-e-Hindustan and its sponsors in India know well that the Pakistan Army is fully prepared. That is why these elements are cowardly targeting unarmed civilians as easy targets. However, these cowardly attacks will neither dampen the spirit of the people nor suppress the truth.
God willing, every resident of Balochistan will stand with the Pakistan Army against this evil conspiracy of the enemy and will crush it completely.
Massacre of Unarmed Passengers in Balochistan Raises Questions Over Silence of Human Rights Groups
Balochistan, Pakistan, The recent cold-blooded killing of unarmed passengers in Balochistan has sent shockwaves across the nation, igniting outrage and deep sorrow. The brutal incident is being widely condemned not only as a crime against innocent civilians but also as a direct attack on the peace, unity, and stability of Pakistan.
According to local reports, the victims were singled out and executed based on their identity, in what many are calling a targeted act of ethnic violence. The heinous act has once again brought into sharp focus the deteriorating security situation in parts of the province and the alarming impunity with which such attacks are carried out.
However, the silence of international and local human rights organizations has sparked frustration among citizens and observers alike. Many are questioning why prominent rights advocates and political figures—who often raise their voices over even minor incidents—have failed to condemn this atrocity with the same intensity.
Critics have specifically pointed to figures like the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC), activist Imaan Mazari, and politician Akhtar Mengal, accusing them of selective outrage and playing into the hands of foreign agendas rather than standing firmly against all forms of violence. Their continued silence or perceived justification of such acts is being seen by some as complicity in fanning division and unrest.
“This was not just a murder of individuals, it was an assault on the soul of our nation,” one political analyst said. “Where are the champions of human rights now? Are these innocent lives not worthy of justice simply because they don’t fit into a particular narrative?”
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As the nation mourns yet another tragedy, pressure is mounting on the government, civil society, and rights organizations to not only condemn such acts unequivocally but also to ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice and that no Pakistani—regardless of ethnicity or background—has to live in fear of being targeted.
