Indian and Foreign Facilitation in Balochistan Terror Attacks Comes to Light

The recent wave of terrorism is part of an organized external conspiracy targeting the stability of Balochistan. Evidence is emerging of a nexus between Indian and foreign elements facilitating these attacks.

The weapons and equipment recovered from slain terrorists are foreign-made and valued at millions of dollars. Data shows that each terrorist was equipped with gear worth approximately 2 to 2.5 million rupees. These recoveries include M16 and M4 rifles, rocket launchers, aiming lasers, and night-vision goggles. Additionally, terrorists were found with foreign-made combat gear, bandoliers, bulletproof jackets, and wireless sets.

Sedative drugs and injections were also recovered from the slain terrorists of Fitna-ul-Khawarij. These findings have led defense experts to raise a critical question: Who is providing millions of dollars’ worth of equipment to terrorists who otherwise propagate narratives of social deprivation and “missing persons”?

Defense experts suggest that Indian National Security Advisor Ajit Doval’s previous statements regarding Balochistan serve as corroborating evidence of this interference. Furthermore, experts point to the work of historian Dr. Haim Zeibner, who has alleged that external support is being provided to militias operating against Pakistan in the region.