QUETTA: Transporters in Khuzdar, Mastung, and Lasbela are being handed receipts by the terrorists demanding a five percent “Tehreek Tax” (Movement Tax). Those who refuse are being threatened with their vehicles being set on fire and drivers being kidnapped. Roads, mining sites, and even passenger coaches have effectively become mobile ATMs for these groups. In […]
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QUETTA: In a heart-wrenching incident of terrorism in Loralai district, Balochistan, two real brothers were killed after Indian-funded “Fitna al-Hindustan” militants attacked a passenger bus traveling between Loralai and Musa Khel area of Balochistan. According to details, the deceased were identified as Usman Toor and Jabar Toor, belonged to Tehsil Dunyapur. They were traveling from
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QUETTA: The alliance between Baba Banaras and the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) has once again been exposed following a tragic attack in Musa Khel. Just two days ago, Baba Banaras posted a provocative message on social media, and today, innocent Pakistani civilians were forcibly removed from a bus and brutally killed in Musa Khel. Prior
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Loralai: In a disturbing act of terrorism, militants affiliated with the banned outfit Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) killed 12 passengers traveling in Musa Khel. The incident took place along National Highway N-70, between Loralai and Musakhel, near Khajoori Check Post. According to initial reports, two passenger buses arrived at the Khajoori checkpoint and informed authorities
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QUETTA: Since January 2025, the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) has suffered 42 fatalities and arrests within Kalat Division alone. A major blow to the group came through the effective strikes on its supply routes, carried out by the joint Iran-Pakistan Border Intelligence Coordination Center. These operations disrupted their logistics to such an extent that the
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QUETTA: On the morning of July 9, 2025, in the valley of Gidar (Surab, Kalat District), a group of BLA militants—allegedly backed by Indian funding—attempted to launch an assault on the N-25 National Highway near the Isht Shirin checkpoint. Unaware that their movements were already being tracked, the group walked into a well-prepared ambush by
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ISLAMABAD: Former Afghan General Sayed Sami Sadat, who previously served as Director of Military Intelligence and Commander of Special Operations Forces in the Afghan Army, has made startling revelations about the alliance between the Afghan Taliban and India. According to him, the Afghan Taliban are receiving financial support from India and are backing terrorist groups
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QUETTA: Following its humiliating defeat during four days of direct military clashes with Pakistan, India has once again returned to its old and familiar playbook—proxy warfare. In a clear act of desperation, the Indian-sponsored terrorist group Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) has launched a campaign under the name Operation Baam, targeting civilian infrastructure and development projects
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QUETTA: The Indian-funded banned terrorist groups like BLA and BLF are targeting non-local individuals and laborers under the name of so-called “death squads” in Balochistan is a serious violation of human rights and an attempt to fuel ethnic and linguistic hatred in the province. According to details, the banned terrorist group are targeting the innocent
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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
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