13 terrorists affiliated with “Fitna-tul-Khawarij” and “Fitna-tul-Hindustan”, Indian proxy networks, were killed in two separate operations by security forces in Balochistan’s capital Quetta and Kech district, while four terrorists were arrested by security forces in Khuzdar district.
According to the media wing of the Pakistan Army, Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the operations took place on 30th September and 1st October, targeting terrorists belonging to the Indian proxies Fitna-tul-Khawarij and Fitna-tul-Hindustan, resulting in the elimination of 13 militants.
An intelligence-based operation was launched in Quetta district following reports of Khawarij presence. During the operation, security forces effectively targeted the terrorists’ hideout, and after intense exchange of fire, 10 India-backed Khawarij militants were killed.
Another intelligence-based operation was conducted in Kech district, where a terrorist hideout was targeted, and three terrorists affiliated with Fitna-tul-Hindustan were successfully eliminated.
Weapons, ammunition, and explosive materials were recovered from the killed terrorists, who had been involved in several sabotage activities across the country.
Meanwhile, ISPR reported that security forces also conducted a successful intelligence-based operation in Khuzdar district against the Indian proxy organization Fitna-tul-Hindustan.
According to ISPR, four terrorists were arrested during the operation while attempting to flee disguised in women’s clothing. Weapons and ammunition were recovered from their possession. The arrested terrorists were reportedly involved in multiple subversive activities in the area.
