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Pakistani army shifts it's jihadist groups to Balochistan after Indian surgical strike - Gulzar Imam

Pakistani army shifts it's jihadist groups to Balochistan after Indian surgical strike - Gulzar Imam

Jan 31, 2020

Current Balochistan

Pakistani Army has shifted two large training camps of Lashkar-e-Taiba paramilitary forces from Muzaffarabad to Zamran and Chaghi areas of ​​Balochistan. Gulzar Imam Baloch, the leader of Baloch Republican Army, expressed his views on the social networking site Twitter on Friday.

Gulzar Imam Baloch has said that after a successful Indian surgical strike in Muzaffarabad, the Pakistani army has shifted two major training camps of Lashkar-e-Taiba to Zamuran and Chaghi area of ​​Balochistan from Muzaffarabad while the Pakistani army has trained these jihadists. 

He expressed his views in this regard that during the past two days, two clashes have occurred between Baloch armed freedom fighters with other armed groups operating in Balochistan during which casualties from both sides have taken place.

The BRA leader further said that the proxies of Pakistan are directly fighting against the Baloch libertarian. Lashkar-e-Taiba is responsible for the martyrdom of Baloch fighters in Zamuran; Baloch Liberation organizations should take strong action and stand against Lashkar-e-Taiba.

Two days ago, five people were killed in a clash between Baloch freedom fighters and armed men in Nag area of ​​Buleda, while the spokesman of the Baloch Armed Forces Alliance (BRAS), told media, In the statement, “BRAS fighters encountered with activists of the Lashkar-e-Taiba, a religious extremist group and local so-called Death Squad, led by the Pakistani army. The clash continued for hours as several enemy personnel were killed while five of our fighters were martyred".

While yesterday in an attack in Zamuran area of ​​Kech, killed two people, who were identified as Nawaaz S/o Sayad and Asghar S/o Majeed residents of Pullabad, Tump.

The attack was also claimed by Baloch Raji Ajoi Sangar (BRAS) and the organization has said that for the purpose of clearing the enemy elements, the BRAS has planned regular operation called "Aasrech" under a comprehensive strategy. BRAS Announces the start of an operation aganist Islamic extremists and local Death Squads.

Baloch Raji Ajoi Sangar (BRAS) a alliance of Baloch armed groups, Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF), Baloch Republican Army (BRA) and Baloch Republican Guard (BRG) the announcement of the coalition was announced on 10th November 2018.

The main objective behind the formation of BRAS is ‘unification and consolidation of the national strength is the only way forward to get rid of Pakistani occupation of Balochistan.’ The coalition came into existence to launch coordinated attacks against Pakistani military, Chinese interests in Balochistan and CPEC sites.

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