QUETTA: The Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) released a propaganda video of the attack, attempting to portray it as a “victory.” However, experts say the footage, showing militants waving weapons and vandalizing public offices, was short-lived and misleading.
The banned terrorist outfit Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) launched an attack on Surab city in central Balochistan, briefly occupying public infrastructure before being eliminated by Pakistan’s security forces.
The assault began in the early morning hours when a group of armed militants stormed key public buildings in Surab, including the Assistant Commissioner’s office. Tragically, Assistant Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Surab, Hidayat Ullah Buledi, was martyred during the attack. Buledi, a committed civil officer known for his efforts in local development, was reportedly executed by the assailants in cold blood.
*Surab Attack, a few minutes of propaganda, followed by eternal defeat*
Fitna al Hindustan terrorist BLA released video of Surab attack carried out on May 30, 2025,stands as yet another bloody chapter in the Indian sponsored conspiracy to destabilize Balochistan.
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— Abbas Bugti journalist (@Abbasbugti52) June 8, 2025
The BLA has long been accused of receiving financial and logistical support from Indian intelligence agencies, a claim that remains a central theme in Pakistan’s diplomatic discourse on regional security.
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Meanwhile, Balochistan continues its struggle for stability and development, the Surab attack serves as a grim reminder of the challenges posed by foreign-backed militancy, and of the resolve with which Pakistan meets them.
