Pakistan Train Hijack / Baloch Army surrenders to Pak Army... All 33 fighters killed in 30 hours

Pakistan Train Hijack: The Pakistani army's retaliatory operation against the Jaffar Express attack in Balochistan has finally ended. The operation lasted for about 30 hours, in which the Pakistan Army killed all 33 fighters of the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA). Army spokesman Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhary confirmed the operation and said that during this four soldiers of the Frontier Corps (FC) were martyred, while 21 passengers had already died.

Start of the terrorist attack

On Tuesday, Baloch fighters hijacked the Jaffar Express and took the passengers hostage. After this incident, the Pakistani army immediately surrounded the area and started an operation against the terrorists. The operation took place in the hilly and tunnel-filled area of ​​Bolan, where the terrorists tried to give a tough challenge to the army. However, the security forces of Pakistan strategically eliminated all the terrorists.

No terrorist was left alive

During the operation, many terrorists were trying to escape, but due to the strict siege of the army, they had to surrender. However, the Pakistani army did not leave any terrorist alive and killed all of them. The army claimed that no innocent civilian was killed in this operation.

Activities of Baloch Liberation Army and action of Pak Army

BLA has been running a separatist movement against the Pakistan government in Balochistan for a long time. This organization has carried out many major attacks in the past, but after this attack on Jaffar Express, the retaliatory action of the Pakistani army has given it a big blow. After this operation, security agencies are still conducting search operations in the area to find any remaining terrorist.

Strategy behind the success of the army operation

The army carried out this operation with utmost caution and strategic skills. All the hostages were evacuated safely and all the terrorists were eliminated. According to security sources, the terrorists had divided the hostages into several groups, making the operation more challenging.

However, during this time no suicide bomber got the opportunity to explode. Due to the promptness and strategic skills of the security forces, a major loss was averted.

Response of the Government of Pakistan

The Prime Minister of Pakistan spoke to the Chief Minister of Balochistan Sarfaraz Bugti regarding this terrorist attack. During this, Chief Minister Bugti informed the Prime Minister about the current situation of the attack and the rescue operation. The Prime Minister termed this attack as extremely disgusting and said that the whole country is shocked by this cowardly act, but this will not weaken Pakistan's commitment to peace and security.

The Prime Minister paid tribute to the innocent civilians and security personnel killed in this attack and expressed condolences to their families. He said, "I express my deepest condolences to the families of the martyrs. May Allah grant them a high place in heaven and provide speedy recovery to the injured." He also said that Pakistan will further strengthen its fight against terrorism.

Further security preparations

After this operation, Pakistan's security agencies have tightened security in Balochistan and other sensitive areas. New security measures are being adopted to deal with potential terror threats.

This operation is considered a major success in Pakistan's anti-terrorism operations and has dealt a severe blow to separatist forces like BLA.

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