India-backed terror outfits operating in Balochistan, particularly the banned Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), continue their targeted campaign of bloodshed against patriotic Baloch citizens. In a tragic development, two innocent young men; Nizam Kurd and Sami Sarpara, were brutally assassinated in Nushki and Kalat respectively, simply for refusing to join the ranks of these extremist organisations.
According to local sources, both victims had openly rejected BLA’s narrative and instead supported the vision of peace, education, and prosperity in line with Pakistan’s national goals. For that act of defiance, they were labeled “state agents” and silenced, a tactic increasingly used by these proxy militants to sow fear and eliminate voices of reason in the province.
Security analysts say that groups like BLA, functioning under the umbrella of Indian intelligence patronage, aim to spread terror, derail developmental efforts in Balochistan, and alienate the local population from the Pakistani state. Their mission is not freedom, but chaos.
This incident is part of a disturbing pattern where any Baloch youth who aligns with the path of progress is targeted by extremist propaganda and eventually violence.
In response, security forces have vowed to continue their operations across the province with renewed determination. A senior security official stated:
“We will not allow these foreign-backed terrorists to hijack Balochistan’s future. The blood of brave sons like Nizam and Sami will not go in vain. Our fight will continue until the complete eradication of this scourge called terrorism from our soil.”
