Pakistan’s army has launched an attack on Baloch rebels in Pakistan’s restive Balochistan province. Explosions have already been reported in the military operation in Chidgi area of Panjgur district of the province. Mortar shells have been fired at various places. Meanwhile, in Quetta, there have been reports that the rebels are snatching weapons from the police. All in all, there has been a new tension in the region.
Balochistan has declared August 11 as its Independence Day, breaking the shackles of Pakistan. The Pakistani army has taken to the field in desperation, fearing that it will lose its largest province. This attack is in the midst of this. In a separate incident, on the night of August 8, armed rebels blocked the path of members of the police’s ‘Eagle Squad’ on the Qambarani Road in Quetta and snatched their weapons. According to reports, a police officer was slightly injured in the ensuing gunfight. Pakistani police alleged that the rebels tied the hands of the policemen and snatched their weapons before fleeing the area. It is believed that the Quetta police were injured in the entire incident.
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