QUETTA: The banned terrorist organization Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), also operating under the alias Baloch Nationalist Army (BNA), has released graphic video footage showing the cold-blooded execution of eight unarmed laborers in Iran.
In this regard, as per the sources, the victims were ordinary laborers, targeted without cause or provocation. The chilling videos show the terrorists firing mercilessly at the defenseless workers, leaving no room for doubt about the barbarity and inhumanity of the act.
Furthermore, this is the same terrorist network that is often defended by certain individuals and groups under the misleading banner of “missing persons.” So far, activists like Mehrang Baloch, known for publicly displaying the BLA flag on her father’s grave, have been instrumental in attempting to whitewash the atrocities committed by such organizations.
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In such a case, it raises critical questions about those who routinely describe these terrorists as “aggrieved Baloch youth.” The latest massacre clearly shows that these individuals are not merely disillusioned citizens but are active participants in anti-state violence.
In such a scenario, this tragic event also underlines the dangerous double standards often adopted by international rights groups and certain media outlets, who highlight a few emotional moments at protest rallies while turning a blind eye to the grave atrocities committed by these very elements.
Moreover, the international community must take serious note of this barbaric act and reassess the narratives that shield and romanticize such violent extremists.
However, as the families of the victims mourn their irreparable loss,
One must ask: When will the world recognize and condemn the full extent of this terror machinery?
