Ever since the news of Hijacking Jafar Express has come to light by the Balochistan Liberation Army. Since then, separate claims are being made by the BLA and the government of Pakistan and each other’s claims are also being told false. At first, it was said from Pakistan that he had killed 10 BLA fighters. While issuing a statement in the retaliation, the Baloch Army reiterated its 48 -hour ultimatum, terming the claims of the Pak government as false. At the same time, it was said that 20 Pakistan soldiers have been killed. Now 27 BLA fighters have been claimed to be killed by Pakistan. But apart from these claims, a large number of people are expected to die in the train Hijack in Balochistan, Pakistan. This is because the government of Pakistan has sent more than 200 coffin Balochistan capital Quetta. Pakistan Railway officials have confirmed that more than 200 coffins have been brought to Balochistan to send lyrics.
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Security forces in Pakistan have rescued 190 railway passengers held hostage by separatist terrorists in the country’s southwest Balochistan province. The rescue operation continued for the second day as well, due to the presence of suicidal attackers among the terrorists, due to which the authorities had to take great care. Sources told AFP, “the presence of women and children with suicidal attackers is taking great care.” He said that 30 terrorists have been killed. The militant group responsible for the attack, Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) on Tuesday hijacked the train while entering a tunnel in Bollan district.
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Known for its rebellion against the Pakistani state, the group surrounded the hostages with suicide bages and demanded the release of the jailed militants in lieu of passengers. Government officials have not responded to the demand, they maintain their old policy of rejecting interactions with militant groups. Pakistani security forces fought a fierce battle with heavy -armed rebels, killing at least 30 terrorists so far. Helicopters were deployed to help the grassroots soldiers in bumpy areas, while the authorities described the incident as a terrorist act. Overall, more than 190 out of the estimated 450 passengers have been rescued, and the campaign continues.
This attack is the first known example of successfully kidnapping the train by BLA. The group has earlier targeted security forces and infrastructure, but has also attacked citizens including Chinese citizens involved in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). China has condemned the attack, Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning confirmed the support of Beijing for Pakistan’s anti -terrorism efforts.
