"Security forces, police and intelligence agencies thwarted terrorist evil intentions by taking timely and effective action" – said Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi in a statement.
Pakistan's government and military claim that BLA receives support from India – an accusation that fresh Delhi denies.
"We categorically reject the groundless accusations of Pakistan, which are only his usual distraction tactics from his own interior weaknesses" said spokesperson for Indian Ministry of abroad Affairs Randhir Jaiswal.
"Instead of parroting trivial claims whenever force occurs, it would be better to focus on satisfying long-term demands of the people of the region. His past of repression, brutality and human rights violations is well known" – wrote on X.
BLA was banned in Pakistan in 2009 under anti-terrorism laws in force in the country.
The rebel group reported that the attacks were part of a coordinated operation called Herof ‘Black Storm’, aimed at safety forces throughout the province, as Reuters says.
Balochistan is the largest but least populated state of Pakistan, with key mining projects and an cultural number of the Belugians.
BLA has long sought provincial independency from the central government in Islamabad.
The insurgents frequently attack police and military in the region, as well as foreigners, especially Chinese citizens, who build infrastructure projects in Pakistan as part of the Beijing Belt and way Initiative.
It is besides known that there are muslim militants in this region.
Translated by Google Translator
source:https://www.rt.com/news/631870-at-fast-177-killed-in/
