Security forces are continuing a strong operation against the banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) across parts of Balochistan, with 177 terrorists eliminated so far.
According to officials, the latest operation was carried out in Nushki.
The operation was launched following reports of militant movement in the area.
Security forces also released video evidence of the operation, confirming the presence and neutralisation of the militants.
Heavy weapons recovered from Gwadar after the terrorists were eliminated
In Gwadar, following a security forces’ operation, weapons were recovered from an under-construction site after terrorists were eliminated.
According to security sources, the weapons were found at the location where the operation against the terrorists took place.
The recovered materials have been handed over to the relevant authorities for further investigation.
14 terrorists eliminated by the Pakistan Army
An operation by the Pakistan Army against BLA terrorists is ongoing in Balochistan with full force.
Earlier, 14 terrorists were eliminated.
During recent operations, terrorists were targeted in different areas: 7 in Nushki, 6 in Hoshab, and 1 in Turbat.
Security sources say operations are continuing in various areas.
Minister for Information and Broadcasting Attaullah Tarar has condemned the cowardly attacks carried out by “Fitna-al-Hindustan” in Balochistan.
Speaking to the media in Lahore on Sunday, he said the security forces fought vigorously and successfully repelled the terrorists and defeated them.
He said Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is fully aware of the situation.
He said India is deeply distressed by the defeat in “Marka-e-Haq“. He said the security forces are committed to eliminating all proxies threatening Pakistan.
‘India is behind terrorism in Balochistan’: Naqvi
Earlier, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi said that India is involved in terrorism in Balochistan.
Naqvi warned that Pakistan will show zero tolerance towards terrorists and their facilitators.
Mohsin Naqvi also praised the brave security agencies, police, and the Pakistan Army, adding that if soldiers displayed such dedication, terrorism could be eradicated from the country.
