Balochistan Terrorism Watch

Goenitz said:
The majority of Balochis, living in Balochistan, think differently. Otherwise, my friend is Balochi from Rajanpur who speaks Siraiki. Nicest guy.
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ok lets be realistic they separate form Pakistan ( by some miracle ) what then
 
hasssanali8998 said:
ok lets be realistic they separate form Pakistan ( by some miracle ) what then
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Like the Army needs foreign patronage to maintain power, Balochistan can be a separate country, such as Israel, the Republic of Congo, East Timor, etc. Israel will be happy to poke Iran's Balochistan through that.

However, it is the thousand-cut game. Balochistan can't gain independence (it needs a foreign invasion), but we would be fed up like we were for E. Pakistan.
 
If they behave like animals, then treat them like animals

Target them in Afghanistan, create havoc and war for your enemy

Pakistan has been far far too easy on our enemies, far to easy
 
Goenitz said:
thek ha bhai...
Politicians kam na karen... courts delay the case.... army runs the government and people have to defend themselves.

Poor Balochis cannot get education, sustained water and food, and on top of that they shd fight.
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I am sorry to hear that, this is unfortunately bad situations - we have to improve system in all areas. Even we improve on area, then people will complain another issues and then another issues.

I still have a great respect for Pakistan Army that they are protecting our country but still should give full right to local people. Not easy task.
 
Oscar said:
The Majority of Baloch no longer want to be part of Pakistan. They are teaching their young children now that they need to fight for freedom.
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Not true. Not ALL of them. Then what's right solution? Full every right? economy? more money? jobs? marriages?
 
Oscar said:
The Majority of Baloch no longer want to be part of Pakistan. They are teaching their young children now that they need to fight for freedom.
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This has always been the prevailing sentiment in Southern Balochistan. Establishments go-to method has been to just censor it.

Even their military operations were quite half-assed. Then turned to tribal chiefs for legitimacy.

The thing with Pakistan is that it doesn't know what kind of war it's fighting or how to fight it. It's like a blindfolded guy in the dark throwing punches.
 

Blast in Turbat targets Kech DC convoy, eight injured​


Authorities say the explosive had been planted on a motorcycle and detonated remotely

Our Correspondent
October 27, 2025


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Photo: Express

TURBAT/ BALOCHISTAN: A bomb targeting the convoy of Kech Deputy Commissioner Major (retd) Bashir Barech in Turbat, Balochistan, on Monday injured eight people, including Levies Force.

Kech Senior Superintendent of Police Captain (retd) Zohaib Mohsin said a remote-controlled device, planted on a motorcycle, was detonated as the convoy passed Press Club Road.

The deputy commissioner remained unharmed, though one vehicle in the convoy was severely damaged. Police and Frontier Corps personnel are investigating the attack.

The injured were rushed to a nearby hospital, and police confirmed that their condition is stable. Police authorities have said that the explosive had been planted on a motorcycle and detonated remotely. Security forces cordoned off the area and are collecting evidence.

Balochistan has seen a rise in terrorist incidents, particularly against law enforcement and security forces, led by the group "Fitna al-Hindustan."

‘Fitna al-Hindustan’ is a term used by the state to refer to all terrorist groups operating in Balochistan — a designation meant to reflect the “true nature and ideology” of these India-sponsored elements and their “nefarious designs.”

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, speaking at a national workshop in Balochistan on Saturday, expressed concern over the resurgence of terrorism in the province and called for a thorough review of the factors behind the unrest.

Recent attacks in the province include a bomb on a railway track near Dera Murad Jamali on October 7, which killed a railway worker and disrupted train services; a blast near Quetta’s FC headquarters on 30 September that killed at least 10 people and injured 32; and an attack on the Jaffar Express in Mastung on 23 September, which injured 12, including women and children.

Other notable incidents this month include a blast near a taxi stand in Chaman on 18 September, killing at least five, and an explosion at a Balochistan National Party-Mengal rally in Quetta on 2 September, which killed five and injured 29.
 
Tehsil Bagh Nari area of Kachi district of Balochistan state, BLA attacked police posts and burned the buildings of government institutions today. Is it correct
 
Goenitz said:
The majority of Balochis, living in Balochistan, think differently. Otherwise, my friend is Balochi from Rajanpur who speaks Siraiki. Nicest guy.
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As far as I can remember, every Siraiki-speaking Baloch from South Panjab I have ever met were all chill and not against Pakistan. My university final year project member was a Siraiki/Panjabi-speaking Baloch from Dera Ghazi Khan (literally a melting pot city of Baloch, Panjabi, Siraiki, and Pashtun groups), and he was literally the jolliest guy I have ever met. We used to discuss some political stuff but didn't dive deep; he was very much against India though.

I really believe it has to do with mentality and upbringing, as Dera Ghazi Khan is also a sh1thole which, as per him, lacks literally everything compared to Balochistan. The Makrani, Zehri, Kalat, or I think the Southern Balochistan proper populations are quite hostile towards Pakistan as compared to the Northern Balochistan and South Panjab populations of ethnic Baloch. I have never met any ethnic Baloch from Balochistan though.
 
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