Over 300 terror incidents have struck Balochistan during last 25 years

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LAHORE: About 70 days after a passenger train, Jaffar Express, the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) hijacked, Indian terrorist proxies launched another brutal attack, in which this time innocent school children were targeted in remote Kozdar district.

Research shows that Balochistan has now been affected more than 300 times due to terrorism, sectarian and linguistic violence in the last 25 years.

Jafar Express, traveling from Quetta to Peshawar, boarded the ship with at least 380 passengers, hijacked on March 11 this year.

While security officials managed to release 354 hostages, the incident resulted in at least 64 deaths, including 33 rebels and 18 soldiers equipped with explosives.

Khozdar has been on the radar of the terrorists for a long time.

In November 2016, just a few hours before the Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif, the Army Chief of Army Chief, General Raheel Sharif, and key Chinese guests were scheduled to inaugurate the port, killing more than 30 people here.

Terrorism in Balochistan has claimed the lives of thousands of people, including security personnel, mediamen, Shia Hazara community members, politicians, key government workers, judges, police highs, students, lawyers and doctors.

Follow the details of some major terrorist incidents in Balochistan:

In February 2024, twin bombings killed at least 30 people in Pishin.

The Frontier Corps in Balochistan, 2022 Panjgur and Noshki raids, resulted in the killing of 20 militants and nine soldiers.

In January 2021, former caretaker chief minister, Nawab Barozai’s brother, was injured in Sabbi.

In January 2020, a suicide bombing inside a mosque in Quetta has killed 16.

In January 2019, when the gunmen attacked Gig Loralai’s office, about 10 10 people lost their lives.

Quetta bombing in April 2019 killed 21 people.

This month, gunmen massacred 15 passengers who traveled from Karachi to Gwadar buses.

In July 2019, about 32 32 people lost their lives during polling in Quetta.

In May 2018, an attack on Jof Leader, Abdul Ghafoor Haidari, resulted in the death of 25 in the mast.

That month, 12 workers were killed in Gwadar.

The Quetta bombing of June 2017 claimed 16 lives.

Troops targeting the Quetta blast of August 2017 were killed. In October 2016, at least 60 cadets were killed after the militants hit the Quetta Police Training Center.

In August 2016, terrorists attacked a Quetta hospital, killing 70 and 95 people, including a large number of lawyers. The dead gathered at the hospital where the body of Balochistan Bar Association President Bilal Anwar Kasi was brought when he was shot dead by an unidentified gunman. In March 2016, an official announcement was made regarding the arrest of a raw operative, cliffshan Yadav.

In July 2010, gunmen killed former Balochistan National Party Senator Habib Jalib in Quetta.

In September 2010, a Shiite rally in Quetta killed 75 people.

In November 2010, the then governor of Balochistan, Nawab Zulfiqar Magsi, was attacked in Manghar. However, Magsi survived the baby in any way.

In December 2010, a suicide bomber tried unsuccessfully to assassinate Balochistan Chief Minister, Aslam Raisani.

In September 2011, twin blasts in Quetta killed 26.

During the same month, 30 Shiite pilgrims were killed when armed militants attacked a bus in Mastung.

In December 2011, the attackers killed Dr Baqir Shah, a police surgeon in Quetta.

In August 2012, a Shiite session judge, Zulfar Naqvi, was killed.

In November 2012, Shiite leader, Agha Iftab Jafri, was killed in Quetta.

In January 2013, two separate blasts in Quetta killed at least 105 people. In February 2013, 95 more people lost their lives after the terrorist Quetta market came.

In April 2013, the son of former Chief Minister, Sanaullah Zahri, brother and nephew were killed in Khozdar.

In May 2013, the then Balochistan IGP, derivative Sukhra easily defeated death in Quetta.

After that, the CCPO was also with Quetta Mir Zubir Sukhira.

In June 2013, at least 25 people – including Mansoor Kakar, Deputy Commissioner of Quetta and 14 students from a women’s university were killed when a bomb exploded at Bolan Medical College.

In August 2013, DIG Fiaz Sambal was killed deadly in Quetta.

In June 2014, about 25 people were killed when militants attacked a bus carrying a Shiite pilgrim from Iran to Quetta.

During the same month, a minority Balochistan Assembly member, Hendry Masia, was killed in Quetta.

In June 2014, the Environmental Tribunal Judge, Sakhi Sultan, was killed in Quetta.

In April 2015, militants shot 20 laborers in the tribut.

In May of the same year, two dozen bus passengers were killed in Masting.

The Jacobabad bombing of October 2015 saw 24 deaths.

Between 2002 and 2015, Balochistan saw attacks on Chinese workers, high -level politicians, mosques, markets and shrines.

During this time, some important events also occurred:

For example, in August 2006, Nawab Akbar Bugti was killed by the forces. At least five soldiers and more than 30 rebels are believed to have been killed. After that, Balochistan Chief Minister, Jam Yousuf, was somehow uncontrollable in an attack in August 2004.

In July 2007, Balochistan government spokesman, Rajiq Bugti, was shot dead in Quetta. In January 2009, Hazara Democratic Party Chairman Hussein Yousafi was also killed in Quetta.

In October 2009, Balochistan Minister for Education, Shafiq Khan, was killed in Quetta. In November 2009, in the Quetta blast, the subsequent excavation system Shahid Durrani was injured.