Killing of Fitna al-Hindustan terrorist in Turbat debunks BYC’s misleading narrative

Quetta (Web Desk): The death of terrorist Saleem Baloch in a clash with security forces has exposed the reality behind the narrative of "missing persons," revealing the terrorist activities of Fitna al-Hindustan.

Saleem Baloch’s name had emerged during the cowardly attacks in Balochistan on January 31, despite his long-standing inclusion in lists of alleged missing individuals.

Social media accounts affiliated with Fitna al-Hindustan and RAW confirmed Baloch’s death, reporting that he was killed in Turbat while engaging in armed confrontation with security forces.

Earlier, the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC) and certain self-styled human rights organizations had labeled him as “missing,” a tactic that has become routine.

This is not the first instance where the BYC and similar organisations have presented terrorists as missing persons, attempting to cast their deaths as controversial. Previously, terrorists such as Burhan Baloch, Hafeez Baloch, Abdul Hameed, and Rashid Baloch, all associated with Fitna al-Hindustan, were similarly declared missing to obscure the truth about their elimination.

Experts and investigators assert that the narrative promoted by the BYC is a deliberate ploy to justify terrorist operations, mislead the youth, and exploit them for Fitna al-Hindustan’s agenda. These organizations aim to draw Baloch youth into terrorism and armed rebellion.

Through its “soft-faced” advocacy, the Baloch BYC attempts to conceal the terrorist activities of Fitna al-Hindustan, while enjoying the backing of RAW and some questionable human rights groups.

The killings of Saleem Baloch and other terrorists have dismantled this baseless propaganda, bringing the reality into focus.