In a decisive intelligence-based operation, security forces dealt a major blow to Fitna-al-Hindustan by eliminating four of its most wanted operatives linked to the Balochistan Liberation Army (Aslam Acho faction) and Balochistan Liberation Front in the Surbarg and Gurga mountain ranges of Mosakhel, Rarasham district, Balochistan.
Launched on confirmed intelligence, the operation targeted a high value hideout nestled in the remote terrain near the Afghan border. Following a swift and surgical engagement, all four hostile elements were neutralised. The success of the operation is being hailed as a critical milestone in the ongoing campaign against externally-sponsored subversion in Balochistan.
The slain individuals were identified as Nari Akbar, Saleem, Malak Ahmed, and Bakht each of whom had a documented role in high-profile acts of violence. Nari Akbar was the mastermind behind the Rarasham attack and the fire raid on Nosham Forward Posts, including Camel Post, which resulted in the martyrdom of two soldiers. Saleem orchestrated the Rarkan road blockade that led to the brutal killing of seven innocent civilians. Malak Ahmed also participated in the Rarasham assault, while Bakht was involved in enforcing the Rarasham road blockade to provide tactical support for insurgent actions.
Security officials stated that the eliminated operatives were integral to the operational infrastructure of Fitna-al-Hindustan, a network widely believed to be operating at the behest of hostile foreign intelligence agencies. Their activities aimed to fuel chaos, target security installations, and disrupt civilian life under the guise of separatism.
“This operation sends a clear message: every agent of chaos serving foreign interests will be hunted down and dismantled with precision,” a senior security official said, adding that the armed forces remain committed to purging every pocket of subversion threatening Pakistan’s sovereignty and stability.
The successful operation has significantly disrupted the hostile network’s ability to operate in the region, and follow-up actions are already underway to trace remaining elements linked to the eliminated group.
