QUETTA: Armed militants linked to an Indian proxy Fitna al Hindustan have looted multiple civilian vehicles in Balochistan’s Kalat district, exposing once again the criminal and exploitative nature of so-called separatist movements operating under the banner of “rights” and “freedom.”
According to credible security sources, members of the banned terrorist outfit Fitna al-Khawarij (FAH) — reportedly aligned with the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) — intercepted a car transport trailer in the Khaleedabad area of Kalat on October 22, 2025, and snatched ten vehicles and two heavy bikes at gunpoint.
The stolen vehicles included several cars such as Corollas, Prados, Premio, and Alto models, among others. Intelligence reports indicate that the operation was carried out under the command of BLA militant leader “Abba” (@Abba) from the group’s Kohak camp.
Security officials said the looted vehicles were later moved to BLA’s hideouts in Kohak, where they are being distributed among smaller terrorist cells for use in upcoming subversive attacks across Kalat and nearby districts.
Authorities have issued urgent alerts to Frontier Corps, police, customs, and highway patrol units to intercept the stolen vehicles and detain those found in possession.
A senior security official said, “These Indian-sponsored militants are looting innocent people under the pretext of fighting for their rights. Their so-called struggle is nothing more than organized crime dressed in political rhetoric.”
He added that the seizure of public property and extortion of local transporters have become common tactics of insurgent networks desperate for funds and mobility after sustained security operations disrupted their supply chains.
Officials reiterated that Pakistan’s security forces remain fully committed to protecting citizens and crushing all terrorist proxies operating under foreign direction, vowing that every such network would be dismantled and its leadership brought to justice.
