It is no longer a covert operation—India is now openly sponsoring terrorism, providing financial, logistical, and media support to proscribed groups like the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and the Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF), both of which have been responsible for heinous attacks in Pakistan.
The world must stop turning a blind eye to the growing evidence that India is directly enabling terrorist organisations that are waging a bloody campaign in Balochistan, ruthlessly targeting civilians and even schoolchildren.
In one of the most gruesome and unforgivable recent incidents, Indian-backed khawarij launched a targeted attack on a school bus filled with children, resulting in multiple casualties. This was not just an assault on a region, it was an assault on humanity itself.
Even more disturbing is the fact that Indian mainstream media continues to platform and promote these terrorists. On national television, BLA operatives and spokespersons are regularly invited to speak after major attacks, legitimising their actions and glorifying bloodshed. Following the Jaffar Express attack, which was condemned globally, Indian media still gave airtime to leaders of groups designated as terrorist organisations by the United Nations.
The trend continues even after the Khuzdar school bus tragedy, as Indian outlets once again provided exclusive coverage and space to BLA narratives, demonstrating a blatant disregard for global counter-terrorism norms and basic human decency.
India’s systematic use of terrorism as an instrument of state policy is now clear. The international community must take notice and hold the Indian government accountable for sponsoring and enabling such extremist violence.
The blood of innocent children cannot be ignored, and those who finance, facilitate, and justify their murder must be confronted, not just by Pakistan, but by all who claim to stand for justice and humanity.
