Terrorist Attack On Pakistan Army In Balochistan

Terrorist attack on Pakistan Army in Balochistan, one soldier killed: Pakistan. A soldier has been killed in a terrorist attack on the Pakistan Army in Balochistan.

A Pakistani soldier was killed in a small-arms attack on army personnel stationed near Turbat town in Balochistan on Thursday.

Geo News quoted the media wing of the Pakistan Armed Forces as saying that an operation has been launched to trace the terrorists.

“Such cowardly acts by hostile elements, backed by anti-national forces, cannot spoil the hard-earned peace and prosperity in Balochistan,” the Inter-Services Public Relations said.

It was further said, ‘Security forces are committed to neutralizing the nefarious designs of the enemies by laying down their blood and lives.’

Last month, four Pakistani soldiers were killed and eight others were injured in two single-day terrorist attacks in Balochistan.

Recently, tensions have intensified between Pakistani security forces and Baloch insurgents in the region.

Balochistan is one of the resource-rich but least developed provinces of Pakistan where the freedom movement has been going on for the past several decades.

Many Baloch people here believe that this area was independent before 1947 and was forcibly occupied by Pakistan.

In its 2020 Country Reports on Human Rights, the US State Department highlights important human rights issues in Pakistan.

Including the forced disappearance of Pashtun, Sindhi, and Baloch human rights activists by the government.

Pakistan Army Chief Bajwa alerted the army on the border of India and Afghanistan, know the reason.

Pakistan Army Chief Qamar Javed Bajwa has asked the army to maintain full vigil along the Indo-Pak Line of Control (LoC) and Afghanistan border.

According to News International, the two-day meeting of the army commanders at the Military Headquarters in Rawalpindi, along with modernizing the borders, has also been considered to remove the infrastructural weaknesses.

The Inter-Services Public Relations of the Army said that the current challenges facing Pakistan regarding national security have been discussed in the meeting.

The army has been instructed to be vigilant on both the borders of India and Afghanistan. Last month there was firing and bombing from across the Afghanistan border.

Now the Pakistan Army has become worried about terrorists in Afghanistan.