New footage of the recent Balochistan train hijacking has surfaced on an Indian YouTube channel allegedly linked to RAW and the Indian Army. The Jaffar Express, a passenger train traveling from Quetta to Peshawar with 380 passengers, was attacked by the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) on March 11, 2025.
The attackers blew up train tracks and tunnels before opening fire, forcing the train to stop in a remote mountainous area. The BLA issued a 48-hour ultimatum, demanding the release of Baloch prisoners and threatening to kill hostages. However, some passengers were freed before the deadline.
From March 11 to 12, the Pakistan Armed Forces conducted Operation Green Bolan, successfully rescuing 354 hostages and killing all 33 BLA militants. Officials confirmed at least 64 deaths, including 18 soldiers and 33 attackers, with 38 injured. However, the BLA claimed higher casualties, alleging they killed 50 security personnel and 214 hostages—a claim rejected by Pakistan.
The release of unseen footage by an Indian channel has raised suspicions of India’s involvement in fueling terrorism in Pakistan. Pakistan has repeatedly accused India of sponsoring militant groups like the BLA to destabilize the region. Earlier, Pakistan also captured RAW operatives in Balochistan, further supporting its claims.
Pakistan continues to urge the international community to take action against India’s alleged role in terrorism, accusing it of using proxy groups to target innocent civilians.
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