9 Terrorists, Including Commander, Killed in Balochistan operations

Security forces and law enforcement agencies continue to carry out operations against “Fitna al-Hindustan” in Balochistan, killing nine terrorists, including a commander, in two separate operations.

Fitna Al-Hindustan is a term used by Pakistan authorities to refer to what it describes as an Indian-sponsored terrorist network operating in Balochistan.

According to security sources, during an operation in Mastung, a vehicle belonging to “Fitna al-Hindustan” was targeted by a quadcopter. Three militants, including commander Naqib, were killed, and their vehicle was completely destroyed. Security sources said operations will continue until the last militant is eliminated.

Meanwhile, the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) conducted an intelligence-based operation in the Saranan area of Pishin, where six alleged militants were killed in an exchange of fire.

According to the CTD spokesperson, four personnel were also injured during the exchange. The terrorists were reportedly affiliated with a banned organisation, and weapons and ammunition were recovered from their possession.

The CTD spokesperson said the terrorists killed in the operation were involved in attacks against security forces and civilians.