Quetta – Pakistani security forces and law enforcement agencies successfully foiled a series of coordinated attacks by the India-backed terrorist group “Fitna-e-Hindustan” across 12 locations in Balochistan, resulting in the death of 37 terrorists, officials confirmed.
According to security sources, the terrorist group launched multiple attacks targeting civilians and security installations in the province. However, timely and effective operations by the security forces prevented the attackers from achieving their objectives. All assaults were neutralized, and security agencies maintained control over the affected areas.
In the intense clashes that followed, 10 personnel from the security forces and law enforcement agencies were martyred while bravely confronting the heavily armed militants. The operations are ongoing, with security forces continuing to pursue remaining terrorists in different locations to eliminate further threats.
Sources stated that the security operations were conducted with precision and coordination, reflecting the commitment of Pakistan’s forces to protect the sovereignty and safety of the region. The efforts were aimed not only at neutralizing immediate threats but also at dismantling the operational networks of the terrorist group in Balochistan.
The recent operations are part of a broader counter-terrorism strategy in Balochistan, where militants have repeatedly attempted to destabilize law and order. Analysts note that the elimination of 37 terrorists in a single coordinated action is a significant achievement for Pakistan’s counter-terrorism efforts, underlining the effectiveness of intelligence-led operations.
Officials emphasized that security forces remain vigilant and prepared to respond to any attempts by terrorist groups to exploit vulnerable areas. They reiterated that all necessary measures will be taken to safeguard civilians and maintain law and order throughout the province.
The ongoing pursuit of terrorists also indicates that additional militant hideouts may be dismantled, and further casualties among the attackers could follow. Authorities assured that operations would continue until the threat is fully neutralized and stability restored in the region.
