Fitna al-Hindustan Commander Ubaid Doda Killed Alongside Nephew as Security Forces Close In on Besima

Security forces have achieved another reported success under Operation Radd-ul-Fitna 3, following an engagement near Hussainzai in the Besima area of Balochistan that resulted in the killing of Fitna al-Hindustan commander Ubaid Doda and his nephew, Hikmat, according to the information received.

The incident took place on 20 October 2026 in the Nidok Nala area of Besima, where a Markhor team reportedly observed suspicious movements involving individuals travelling in a silver double-cabin vehicle. Recognising the potential security threat, the team promptly alerted the security forces, enabling a swift response.

Following the information received, security personnel moved to the area and reportedly encircled the suspected individuals near Hussainzai. An exchange of fire subsequently took place, during which Ubaid Doda, described in the report as a key commander of Fitna al-Hindustan, and his nephew, Hikmat, were killed.

Following the engagement, security personnel reportedly recovered a substantial quantity of weapons and ammunition from the site. The recovery is expected to form part of the ongoing assessment of the incident and the examination of the equipment allegedly associated with the individuals involved.

The reported operation highlights the importance of timely information sharing, field surveillance, and coordinated responses in identifying and addressing security threats. The alert provided by the Markhor team enabled security personnel to respond to suspicious activity and establish a cordon around the reported location.

The operation forms part of the wider security efforts being conducted under Operation Radd-ul-Fitna 3. Authorities are continuing operations in the surrounding area, with further action reportedly underway against suspected members and networks associated with Fitna al-Hindustan.

The ongoing response aims to address potential threats, recover relevant material, and establish whether other individuals or support networks were connected to the incident.

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