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03-02-2022
By SJA Jafri + Bureau Report
QUETTA/ KARACHI/ ISLAMABAD: Gunmen have martyred at least five soldiers and two civilians in attacks on two security posts in Pakistan’s southwestern province of Balochistan within hours of each other while as many as 11 terrorists were killed, officials say, with a clearance operation at one of the posts ongoing but neither the Pakistan nor Australia is still ready to accept that there was existences of Taliban in Pakistan nor any other terror group especially Daesh, al-Qaeda, ISIS, ISIL or TTP are existing in Pakistan while ‘Shia Target Killing’ has also stopped in country and if there is no existence of Taliban or other terror groups in Pakistan then why almost there are at least one, two or more incidents of armed battle in-between Pakistani Forces and Terror Organizations or Groups reported on daily basis and who battle and kill dozens per day, from where Taliban appears, why and who fight them, why Taliban and other terror groups attack on Pak army or Pakistani Security Forces, who are the terrorists or Taliban and why Pakistan denies existence of Taliban or other 
terror groups in country, and WHY Australia especially Australian so-called educated and experienced, non-professional, immature, illiterate, biased and partial ‘Visa/ Case Officers and Immigration Officials/ Authorities have been declaring, affirming, insisting, announcing and fighting that there is no existence of Taliban in Pakistan’…???…as per their world’s worst decisions those have already been exposing by PMI just for their ‘info, lessoning and recalling their decisions’ rather than appeal rights or petition to different types of tribunal or courts of law, nothing else….because neither there is any match or standard between this correspondence and said regime, officials or authorities even entire judicial system and why it is…..has already been mentioned earlier.
The attacks took place late on Wednesday, targeting a paramilitary post in the town of Panjgur, about 450km (280 miles) south of the provincial capital, Quetta, and another one in Noshki, about 330km (205 miles) north of the first attack spot.
On Thursday, Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed said “four or five” attackers were still active in Panjgur, and that Pakistani forces were continuing an operation against them.
Six attackers were killed, Ahmed said, while security officials in Panjgur confirmed to PMI that a curfew had been imposed in the area and that security operations were ongoing.
At least four soldiers were killed in the Noshki attack, Ahmed said, along with nine attackers. Local police official Khalid Badini told media that a civilian had also been killed in the exchange of fire.
In a statement emailed to the media, the ethnic Baloch separatist group Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) claimed responsibility for the attacks.
Jeayand Baloch, the BLA’s spokesman, said the raids were carried out by attackers who were prepared to “self-sacrifice”.
Balochistan is Pakistan’s largest but least populated province and has been the site of an armed rebellion by ethnic Baloch separatists for more than 10 years while there have been almost dozens 
of other terrorist groups including Daesh, al-Qaeda, LeJ and TTP existing as well as attacking on Security Forces, Military Check-Posts, Sensitive Public and Private installation, innocent civilians mainly Hazara and Shia Muslims, LEAs even women and children those are not only still existing at present but are also stringing day by day, sources confirmed. Baloch separatist groups have targeted security forces and civilians in regular raids across the province, demanding greater rights and independence for ethnic Baloch areas of the province while the other groups under the direct supervision of America and Israel and fully funded by KSA have been martyred over 90,000 Hazara, Shia and moderate Sunni Muslims across Pakistan.
Wednesday’s attack comes a day after a raid on a Pakistani security forces checkpost in the town of Kech, about 145km (91 miles) south of Panjgur, where at least 10 soldiers were killed, according to a Pakistani military statement.
