In yet another act of terror, the Indian-backed proxy outfit, the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) declared by the state as Fitna-e-Hindustan, carried out a grenade attack targeting civilians in Dhadar, a town in Machh district of Balochistan.
According to official sources, the cowardly terrorists threw a hand grenade at a local sweet shop in Dhadar, severely injuring Abdul Ghaffar, son of Haji Abdul Jabbar, a hardworking Baloch shopkeeper known for serving his community with dedication. He was initially rushed to Civil Hospital Machh and later shifted to Quetta for further treatment due to the severity of his injuries.
This is not the first such incident. Fitna-e-Hindustan, allegedly backed by Indian intelligence, has routinely targeted government officials, students, professionals, transporters, and ordinary citizens across the province, simply because they support the state and contribute to Balochistan’s development and prosperity.
Security analysts say this attack is part of a larger strategy to sabotage progress and stability in Balochistan. “Targeting poor, working-class civilians reveals the true face of these Indian-sponsored terrorists. These are not freedom fighters but enemies of the Baloch people and tools of external agendas,” said a senior official.
The people and the state remain united against such elements. Public resolve is stronger than ever to ensure that such acts of violence do not derail the province’s march toward peace, development, and national integration.
Investigations are underway, and authorities have vowed to bring the perpetrators and their facilitators to justice.
