A chilling 35-minute picture of the Jaffar Express’s takeover, with 450 people aboard, was released by the media wing of the Baloch Liberation Army, Hakkal, in March, where the team bombed a remote railroad track. The Baloch clothing called the hijacking” Operation Darra-e-Bolan 2.0″ and gave the first ever in-depth account of the events, challenging Pakistan’s formal statements and demonstrating the BLA’s functional command. The footage revealed BLA’s meticulous attack preparations against the Muslim defense, including military discussions, reconnaissance missions, and training drills. The senior officers ‘ plans included tactics for preventing the train, containing captives, and preventing military helicopters. A BLA member states their place in the movie,” Our conflict and conflict has come to a point where we are going to make such crucial choices.” Our young people are trained to take these actions because they are informed that there are no other alternatives left unless they make these decisions. To stop the weapon, a gun is required. The spokesperson added that” Baloch young people have decided to attack the enemy today without any fear and care about their lives” because a bullet may make a “point.” The recording ended by honoring their dying fighters who lost lives during the military wedding.” A father leaves his brother behind to sacrifice his life, just as a son does now.” They vowed to continue fighting until their goal of complete success, while declaring the end of the Muslim government’s authority, according to ANI news agency. This comes weeks after Balochistan’s officials, including advocate Mir Yar Baloch, made the announcement of its independence from Pakistan. We have established our independence, and we want India to grant us access to Balochistan’s standard office and embassy in Delhi, Mir said. In response to this declaration, Pakistani authorities conducted extensive functions in Balochistan, causing power outages to the internet and electricity supply in various areas.
