The banned Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed responsibility for a deadly bombing at Quetta railway station, which targeted innocent Baloch passengers waiting for their trains.
The blast resulted in 25 deaths and left many others injured. The victims were local civilians, simply going about their daily routines, traveling to their destinations peacefully. Many of them were part of the Baloch community, often traveling for work or personal reasons, their lives tragically cut short in this senseless attack.
Local sources report that the explosion caused significant casualties, with innocent lives lost in the blast. This horrific act has shocked not only the people of Balochistan but the wider Pakistani society, highlighting the persistent threat of extremism and terrorism in the region. The BLA’s attack on unarmed civilians is a stark violation of human rights and further demonstrates the devastating impact militant groups have on the lives of ordinary people. This bombing serves as a grim reminder of the precarious situation faced by the Baloch population, as extremists continue to jeopardize the safety and security of innocent citizens.
While local authorities and human rights groups have condemned the attack, it underscores how extremism continues to endanger lives. The BLA’s violent assault on civilians deepens the ongoing conflict, leaving countless Baloch families mourning the loss of their loved ones. The incident has led to widespread calls for an end to such attacks and for stronger protection for civilians in Balochistan.
As investigations unfold, local authorities are intensifying efforts to hold those responsible accountable.
