Clad in the cloaks of religion and nationalism, the enemies of Pakistan continue their deceitful campaign against the state and its people. On one front, the outlawed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), or the “Fitna al-Khawarij” as declared by the state, blew up a key bridge in Waziristan. On the other, the so-called Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), declared by the state as “Fitna-e-Hindustan”, torched commercial cargo containers in Mastung, looted passengers, and slashed vehicle tires.
While these incidents unfolded in different provinces, their objective, orchestration, and sponsorship originate from a single source: India. These terror outfits, though wearing different masks, religious fundamentalism in one case, ethnic nationalism in the other, are executing the same blueprint of destabilisation, funded and directed by hostile foreign agencies.
The banned TTP’s claims of fighting for Islam are as hollow and fraudulent as the BLA’s assertions of representing Baloch identity. Neither holds any legitimacy in the eyes of the very communities they claim to defend. In truth, both are tools of foreign intelligence, hell-bent on weakening Pakistan from within by targeting civilians, infrastructure, and peace.
Be it Islamic law or Baloch cultural values, there is no justification for murdering innocents, destroying public property, extorting the weak, or sowing terror. These are not acts of liberation or faith; they are crimes rooted in foreign agendas and personal greed.
Yet, the tide is turning. The Pakistani people are no longer fooled. The citizens of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan have begun to see through the disguise, recognising these actors for what they are: traitors, not freedom fighters.
Now is the time for unity, clarity, and resistance. Whether the enemy comes wearing the face of a Khawarij militant or wrapped in the flag of ethnic nationalism, the nation’s resolve, patriotism, and belief in its future will crush every conspiracy.
Pakistan, God willing, will endure… stronger, united, and unbroken.
