The Government of Balochistan has announced financial rewards for information leading to the identification and apprehension of nine highly wanted women allegedly associated with Fitna al-Hindustan and involved in activities described as detrimental to peace and security in the province.
According to the provincial government, rewards ranging from Rs. 1 million to Rs. 1.5 million have been announced for credible information concerning the wanted individuals.
The government has appealed to citizens to provide any relevant information that may assist the authorities in identifying, locating, or apprehending the wanted women. Authorities have assured that the identity of individuals providing information will be kept strictly confidential.
The nine wanted women have been identified by the Balochistan Government as:
- Hanifan Bibi
- Ayesha
- Ruqia
- Hafsa
- Zahra
- Amina Bani
- Zarmeen
- Azizan
According to the government’s announcement, eight of the wanted women carry a reward of Rs. 1 million each, while a reward of Rs. 1.5 million has been announced for Azizan. The individuals are reportedly associated with Gwadar, Jewani and Turbat, areas where authorities continue to maintain heightened vigilance against activities that could undermine public safety and regional stability.
The Balochistan Government has urged members of the public who possess credible information regarding the whereabouts or activities of the wanted individuals to share it through the designated official contact numbers and channels announced by the provincial authorities. The government has emphasized that the confidentiality of informants will be protected, encouraging citizens to come forward without fear of disclosure or retaliation.
The appeal forms part of broader efforts to strengthen cooperation between law-enforcement authorities and local communities in identifying individuals involved in activities that threaten peace and security. According to the information released by the provincial government, the wanted women are allegedly involved in activities aimed at disrupting peace and creating instability in Balochistan.
Authorities have further alleged that these individuals seek to influence and mislead vulnerable or unsuspecting women and use them in activities intended to contribute to unrest and insecurity. The government’s decision to announce financial rewards reflects the seriousness with which the provincial authorities view these activities and their potential impact on communities across Balochistan.
The Balochistan Government has reiterated that individuals providing information will not have their identities disclosed. Citizens are therefore encouraged to communicate relevant information through the officially designated government contact numbers, rather than attempting to approach or confront any wanted individual themselves.
The authorities have stressed the importance of providing accurate and credible information so that appropriate legal and security measures can be taken. The announcement comes as Balochistan continues efforts to strengthen the security environment and prevent hostile elements from exploiting local communities or creating social instability.
The provincial government has reaffirmed its commitment to protecting citizens, maintaining law and order, and taking necessary measures against individuals involved in activities that threaten the peace and security of the province. The government has called upon the people of Balochistan to remain vigilant and cooperate with the relevant authorities. Public cooperation and timely sharing of credible information remain essential to preventing hostile activities and protecting local communities.
Authorities have once again emphasized that all information received through the designated channels will be treated with the required confidentiality and handled in accordance with applicable law. The Balochistan Government reiterates its resolve to take all necessary lawful measures to safeguard peace, security, and the well-being of the people of the province.
