Gwadar: Military Personnel Raped A Baloch Child, CPEC Road Closed In Protest

There have been reports of a Pakistani Army soldier attempting to sexually assault a young child in Gwadar, the port city of Balochistan.

Residents of the area have blocked the CPEC road in protest against the incident, and the protest continues.

It should be noted that Balochistan receives numerous reports about incidents of this nature.

Gwadar Attack Kills 8 Pak Army Personals, Including An Army Officer – BLF

The Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) spokesman, Major Ghoram Baloch, issued in a statement to the media that our Sarmachars (freedom fighters) planted a landmine on a bridge along the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) road and detonated it remotely when a military convoy passed through, which resulted in the destruction of the military vehicle and the complete disablement of the bridge, killing eight military personnel including the officer in the vehicle and seriously injuring three.

As per the spokesman, on Sunday, 5 March 2023, at 11:30 am, Sarmachars planted a landmine in Talaruk Kuar (river) at zero point at Nelant on Gwadar CPEC road and coastal highway. A landmine struck the rear vehicle of two Pakistan Army vehicles passing the bridge, completely destroying it, killing eight personnel, including the officer inside, and seriously injuring three others. The bridge was completely disabled, due to which all traffic between Gwadar and Turbat is suspended.

Feb 19: Shaheed Haq Nawaz Baloch

Nov 20: Shaheed Mir Balach Marri

BLA Says Ready For Prisoner Swap Talks With Pakistan Army

Baloch “pro-independence” group BLA on Wednesday has said it’s ready to engage in prisoner swap with Pakistani military.

According to a statement released to the media by the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), that the group is ready to swap prisoners with Pakistan army. The statement read that the Senior Command Council of BLA has approved that in abidance with international conventions and established norms of the war, a process of prisoner swap can be initiated with Pakistani military.

As per reports, earlier on 25th September 2022, BLA’s special force Special Tactical Operations Squad (STOS) reportedly carried out an intelligence-based operation near Zardalo in Harnai. In the said operation an official of Pakistan’s military intelligence and a Junior Commissioned Officer (JCO) of Pakistani military were apprehended by the group.

Sept 28: Martyrs’ of Kallag Kor, Balochistan

Pakistan Interior Minister admits ‘limits to govt writ’ in missing person’s cases

KARACHI: Describing those involved in “enforced disappearances” of political workers, human rights activists and other individuals as violators of the Constitution, Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah on Tuesday claimed to have taken up the matter in line with the premier’s directives, which included a comprehensive plan to address the issue that, he said, was “more painful than death”.

However, talking to reporters after meeting coalition partner Muttahida Qaumi Move­ment-Pakistan (MQM-P) at the party’s temporary headquarters in Bahadurabad, the interior minister apparently conceded the government had limited writ in this regard.

Kech: Mutilated Body of Baloch Youth Found

The body of a young Baloch boy who went missing a day ago has been recovered from the Dasht area of Kech Balochistan.

According to the details, a boy named Abdullah son of Mohammad, a resident of Bal Negwar went missing on his way while going to Kashap on a motorcycle. His body was found on 6 Sept 2022 in a ditch between Kashap and Kapkapar.

Kidnapped Pakistan army officer found shot dead in Balochistan

By Gul Yousafzai

QUETTA, Pakistan, July 14 (Reuters) – A senior Pakistani army officer and his friend were found shot dead on Thursday, two days after militants kidnapped them in the restive southwest province of Balochistan, security officials said.

The separatist insurgent Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) released a statement saying it abducted and killed Lieutenant-Colonel Laeeq Baig Mirza, a rare attack on an officer of his rank in the region that borders Iran and Afghanistan.

Canadian Parliament Exposes Pak Army Chief Gen. Bajwa as Violator of Human Rights

Visit of Pakistan’s Army General Qamar Javed Bajwa to Canada came under heated discussion in the Canadian Parliament on Monday.

Parliamentary Secretary of Canadian Defense Ministry Bryan May says allocation of the $50,000 for the reception of Pakistan’s Army Chief Qamar Javed Bajwa was ‘inappropriate’. His comments came in response to a fiery speech of the Canadian parliamentarian Tom Kmiec who slammed his government for approving the amount for COAS Bajwa’s reception from the taxpayer money of Canada.