QUETTA: Mahrang Lango’s father, Abdul Ghaffar Lango, was a close friend of Aslam Acho, a frontline BLA commander sponsored by India. They worked together at the WAPDA office on Arbab Karam Khan Road, along with their third companion Sarwar, known as “Baba.” All three joined the BLA, the separatist group “Fitna-e-Hindustan.” In May 2010, Aslam […]
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QUETTA: Naeema Zehri, a leader of the Baloch Yakjehti Committee and a close associate of Mahrang Baloch, spent her childhood in a modest mud house in Khuzdar, raised by a farmer father alongside seven siblings. In 2009, militants from the Indian-backed BLA shut down the local girls’ school. Two of her maternal uncles joined the
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QUETTA: The Real Baloch Facts, an organisation comprising investigative journalists from Balochistan, has recently released audio of a leaked phone conversation between an Indian intelligence agency (RAW) operative and a member of the banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA). In the leaked audio, RAW agent Major Shukla can be heard speaking with banned BLA member Balach,
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ISLAMABAD: Deepak Negi, also known as “Bahoot Baloch,” is not just an individual—he symbolizes a systematic Indian mindset that relies more on fabricated narratives than firearms. Every drop of innocent blood spilled on Baloch soil stains this propaganda campaign, a stain that no mask or manipulated fact sheet can erase. Baila village, near Talwara, is
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ISLAMABAD: Following the Khuzdar school bus attack, several Indian troll accounts and the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) linked social media accounts, have tried to distort facts by labeling the school bus as a Pakistan Army vehicle and falsely claiming that schools in the region were closed at the time of the attack. In reality, the
ISLAMABAD: The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has publicly acknowledged the deaths of two of its key members, exposing the false narrative pushed by its own political wing, Balochistan Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC), regarding enforced disappearances. In a statement released on May 20 by BLA spokesperson Jeeyand Baloch, the group confirmed that its operatives — Sangat
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QUETTA: The recent claims of alleged forcible disappearance of two youths in Quetta are misleading and part of anti-state propaganda. These individuals were not innocent and they have been involved with terrorist organizations like the banned Indian-funded organization BLA, for working against the state. It is a pattern of the terrorist group BLA to exploit
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ISLAMABAD: A video is circulating on social media platforms, including X (formerly Twitter) from Indian accounts claiming Indian second strike on Kirana Hills in Sargodha. The video posted by the handle Milind (@onlymilind1) has stirred online chatter, allegedly showing a “secondary blast” in Pakistan’s Kirana Hills. The post featured a laughing emoji 😆 and a
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ISLAMABAD: Economic experts have rejected the portrayal of Balochistan as a symbol of deprivation and backwardness, calling it a misleading and unrealistic campaign aimed at spreading despair among the people. According to them, the narrative of unrest, conflict, and terrorism in the province serves only to please hostile forces. Those behind this agenda exploit the
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ISLAMABAD: Amid Indian’s repeated propaganda following the Pahalgam attack, a video showing a fighter jet caught massive fire has gone viral on the social media platform X, formerly known as X. Many Indian-based accounts on social media claimed that the Indian Air Force had shot down Pakistan’s F16 plane entering Indian airspace. This 10-second-long video
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