U.S. Declares Majid Brigade Of Fitnah-Ul-Hindustan (BLA) As Terrorist Organization

The U.S. Department of State has declared the Majid Brigade of Fitnah-Ul-Hindustan (BLA) as a foreign terrorist organization. The Majid Brigade of Fitnah-Ul-Hindustan (BLA) has been added to the special global terrorist list.

The U.S. Department of State says that the Majid Brigade and Fitnah-Ul-Hindustan (BLA) have been involved in multiple deadly terrorist attacks.

In 2025, the Jaafar Express hijacking resulted in the deaths of 31 civilians and security personnel, and over 300 passengers were taken hostage.

Fitnah-Ul-Hindustan (BLA) claimed responsibility for suicide attacks near Karachi Airport and the Gwadar Port Authority Complex in 2024.

Fitnah-Ul-Hindustan (BLA) was designated a special global terrorist organization after multiple terrorist attacks in 2019.

Since 2019, Fitnah-Ul-Hindustan (BLA) has carried out additional attacks through the Majid Brigade.

The U.S. says this action reflects the Trump administration’s commitment to fighting terrorism.

According to the U.S. Department of State, designating terrorist organizations is an effective way to cut off their financial and logistical support.

The U.S. has tightened sanctions to dismantle global terrorist networks and block their financial resources.

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