Pakistan train hijacking: Baloch rebels claim Pak Army abandoned soldiers, failed to save hostages
Following the hijacking of the Jaffar Express train, the Pakistani military had claimed that all 33 Baloch rebels were killed, and the hostages were rescued. However, the BLA themselves have disputed this, accusing the army of covering up its failure.
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India rejects Pakistan's allegation of hand in Train siege, says Pak is epicentre of terrorismIndia has strongly denied suggestions made by the Pakistan foreign office that India had a hand in the Jaffar Express attack.
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Pak’s Foreign Office spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan said that rebels involved in the deadly attack were in contact with ring leaders in Afghanistan.
The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) on Thursday rejected the Pakistan Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) claim that it has ...
Rejecting Pakistan's allegations, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said the world knows where the epicentre of terrorism lies, and Pakistan must stop shifting blame and take responsibility ...
A major security crisis unfolded in Pakistan’s southwestern Balochistan province on Tuesday when separatist militants ...
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The Pakistan Army on Thursday claimed that it killed 10 militants suspected to be affiliated to Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan ...
The Jaffar Express, with around 500 passengers on board in nine coaches, was on its way from Quetta to Peshawar in ...
Pakistan accused India of sponsoring terrorism on Thursday without directly implicating it in the Balochistan train attack ...
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