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India-Backed BLA Strikes Again in Proxy War Against Pakistan

India-Backed BLA Strikes Again in Proxy War Against Pakistan

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Today, on May 21, 2025, a tragic attack took place in Khuzdar where a school bus was targeted. In this attack, three innocent children and two adults were martyred, while many others were seriously injured. The terrorist organization BLA carried out this attack under India's instructions. For years, the BLA has been acting as a proxy for India to disturb peace in Pakistan. This horrible act shows how desperate India has become after its complete failure in Operation Sindoor.

After facing a humiliating defeat in Operation Sindoor, India started using proxy war tactics. Now, through BLA, it is taking revenge by attacking innocent children. This is not the first time something like this has happened. Since 2015, BLA has carried out more than 18 attacks, mostly targeting innocent civilians. All of these attacks have been backed by India.

Many BLA terrorists who were arrested have confessed that they receive money, training, and instructions from RAW, which is India’s intelligence agency. Every lead in these attacks connects directly to Indian planning.

Indian media does not condemn these terrorists. Instead, channels like Zee News and WION have provided interviews and platforms to BLA leaders, spreading their narrative and supporting their cause.

After being defeated in direct battles, India began using cowards like BLA to attack from behind. The Khuzdar incident is a clear example of this cowardice. BLA leaders have even openly asked India for weapons and intelligence support, and India has not only heard those requests but has also acted on them.

Pakistan has sacrificed over 83,000 lives in its fight against terrorism. Every time peace begins to return, India activates BLA to cause chaos again. As CPEC is becoming a symbol of progress and development, BLA attacks are increasing. Attacks in Gwadar, Dasht, and Khuzdar all show how India is trying to harm Pakistan’s economy and independence.

Kulbhushan Jadhav, a captured Indian spy, admitted that India is spreading terrorism in Pakistan through a network of proxies. BLA is not a group fighting for independence, but a trained tool used by Delhi.

Pakistan will never forget the martyrs of Khuzdar. Every planner, supporter, and Indian agent involved will be brought to justice. Every tactic of the enemy will fail.

Pakistan is a country of peace, progress, and honor. We will take full account of the blood of our children. India’s proxy war will be ended firmly, legally, and without mercy.

 

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