Occupied Balochistan: Meerak Baloch, a spokesperson for the Baloch Liberation Army, told SANA News that BLA fighters have attacked the military garrison and killed seven Pakistani soldiers. The spokesperson of Baloch resistance organisation further said that in custody killings of Baloch youth are a new and an important phase for war for liberation. He asked the Baloch Nation to remain patient and steadfast because more difficult times area still ahead. “Baloch Nation should be mentally prepared to face severe difficulties ahead as without passing through these thorny paths it difficult to get freedom”.
He said although war was a ruthless option but it was impossible to even think of freedom without giving sacrifices for it. He further said that war for liberation is unveiling the faces of enemy, its paid agents, hypocrites and opportunists. He also said that “Recognising these hypocrites and national unity are the first steps of our success; the enemy will be held account for each drop of the blood of Baloch martyrs”.
Meerak Baloch said that BLA has reached to the network of the paid agents of Baloch enemy and has changed its policies against them. Pretty soon they will be severely punished. He requested that Baloch Nation keep an eye on enemy and their agents’ activities.
Rocket attacks in Chamalang, Kohlu, Quetta
Kohlu: Rocket attacks continued on Saturday for the second consecutive day in Kohlu district and a rocket also hit a house in Quetta damaging a house. However no causality was reported in the attacks. According police, a rocket fired from unspecified location landed and exploded with big bang on the roof of a house in Baloch Colony situated on Brewery Road. The roof was partially damaged. However no loss of life reported in the attack. Police and Bomb Disposal Squad rushed the spot and cordoned off the area soon after the blast.
Similarly, eight rockets landed and exploded in Chamalang and Kohlu area near security check posts. No loss of life was reported in these attacks. At least six rockets fired from a mountainous area of Kahan which exploded near Naal check post with huge blast. A rocket exploded in Bala Dakha area and another rocket attack took place near check post in Chamalang area. Spokesman of banned outfit Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed the responsibility of these attacks and vowed to continue such attacks.
Major power pylon blown up in Mach
QUETTA: Provincial capital Quetta and its adjoining districts plunged into darkness on Saturday night when unknown men blew up a 220Kv power pylon near Mach town in Bolan district. According to sources, unknown persons placed an explosive device with transmission line in Ghishkri area of Mach town. As result of blast, power pylon was badly damaged suspending supply to Quetta and other districts, including Bolan, Sibi, Pishin, Khuzdar, Kalat and Mastung. Spokesman of QESCO said that the power supply to Quetta was restored through alternative transmission of 132 kv. He said that teams had been dispatched to restore supply to other districts.
BLF accepts responsibility for attack: On the other hand the BLF (Baloch Liberation Front) has accepted responsibility for several attacks on government installations and Pakistani security forces. According to details Basham Baloch, a spokesperson of BLF, has informed the news agencies that fighters from his organisation have attacked a camp of FWO in Panjgur on Saturday night. He also accepted responsibility for blowing up a gas pipeline in Mastung town of Balochistan.
The spokesperson of BLF has term the in custody killings of Baloch political activists by the enemy a success for the national liberation movement. He such gruesome murder of Baloch activists cannot weaken the struggle for liberation. “Those whose bodies are being recovered on daily bases were national heroes of Balochistan. They have sacrifices their lives to keep the liberation struggle alive. He said due to the sacrifices of Baloch martyrs soon the Baloch Nation will see the dawn of freedom.
courtesy: Daily Balochistanexpress, Dailytawar & Dailytimes
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