The fire of rebellion has ignited again in Balochistan of Pakistan. The continuous attacks and rebellions happening here are in the headlines these days. The Baloch Liberation Army here has carried out Operation Hereof 2.0. It has exposed Pakistan and its security system. Baloch fighters attacked several cities simultaneously. Also, police and army posts have been captured. The army has also retreated at many places. Three units of Baloch fighters, Majeed Brigade, Fateh Squad and STOS have conducted a joint operation. The one who has created havoc in this is Majeed Brigade. Majeed Brigade is known for suicide attacks.

Majeed Brigade played an important role in Herof 2.0

This brigade played an important role in Hereof 2.0. Many women were also involved in this. Among them, Hawa Baloch and Asifa Mengal, women fedayeen attacked ISI and CTD bases in Gwadar and Nushki. This attack was carried out through bombs fitted on vehicles. 18 fighters of the brigade were killed in this attack. Among them were 11 fidayeens of Majeed Brigade. Here, America has considered Majeed Brigade and BLA as foreign terrorist organizations in 2025.

Pakistan’s army also trembles with Majeed Brigade

There is terror in the Pakistani army due to Majeed Brigade. It was made in 2011. This is a special forces unit of Baloch Army. Its target is to carry out suicide attack. It has carried out many major attacks in recent times. These include incidents like the blast at Karachi Stock Exchange in 2020, suicide attack at Karachi Airport in 2024.

Majeed Brigade is named after two brothers

This brigade was created in the year 2010-11. It was created by former BLA leader Aslam Achu. It was named after two brothers, Majid Langov Sr. and Majid Langov Jr. Majeed Langove Sr. was killed in 1974 in an attempt to attack Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Majid Langov Jr. was killed during a security forces operation in 2010. This brigade was created in his honour.

In Pakistan’s Balochistan province, Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) carried out major suicide attacks simultaneously in many cities and towns. About 50 people lost their lives in these attacks, including at least 17 Pakistani security personnel. After the attack, BLA has released photographs of two attackers, both of whom are said to be women.

According to BLA, one of these women has been identified as 24 year old Asifa Mengal. She was a resident of Nushki area of ​​Balochistan and was the daughter of Mohammad Ismail. He was born on 2 October 2002. The organization claims that he had joined BLA’s Majeed Brigade on his 21st birthday and had decided to become a suicide bomber in January 2024. BLA says that he attacked the ISI headquarters in Nushki. The name of the second female attacker has not been revealed yet. A video has also gone viral on social media, in which she is seen with her friends before the attack. In the video she is seen criticizing the Pakistani government.

Major operation of Pakistani security forces

According to Reuters report, after these attacks, Pakistani security forces launched a major operation. According to Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfaraz Bugti, security forces took action for about 40 hours and killed more than 140 terrorists. Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif has also said that female attackers were involved in the attacks. According to the Pakistani government, the attackers entered schools, markets, banks and hospitals in civilian clothes and opened fire there. These attacks started on Friday night and continued till Saturday. There were reports of attacks in areas like Nushki, Gwadar, Chaman, Hub, Nasirabad and Makran.

Balochistan, the largest poor province of Pakistan

BLA said that this is the second phase of their campaign Herof i.e. Black Storm. At the same time, Pakistani Army says that terrorists were not allowed to capture any city or important place. Balochistan is the largest but poorest province of Pakistan. Violence has been going on here for many years. Baloch organizations have been demanding more rights and share in natural resources for a long time.

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Jaffar Express Train Service Resumes: Jafar Express resumed its services on Thursday after 16 days of suspension. This train was closed after the attack of Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA). On March 11, a group of militants attacked the Peshawar-Kavata Jafar Express in Boln Pass area of ​​Balochistan.

Jafar Express again restored its operation, which left for Quetta from Peshawar. On this occasion, Kashmir Affairs and Gilgit-Baltistan’s federal minister Engineer Aamir Mukam left the train with special prayers. In a conversation with the media, he told that on the instructions of the Prime Minister, the train service was immediately restored.

Commitment of government and army
The minister said that the government and the Pakistan Army are committed to thwarting terrorist ambitions, and national security is being given top priority. He emphasized that terrorists would be defeated under the leadership of COAS General Asim Munir.

Efforts to obstruct Balochistan’s progress
Mukam said that those who are trying to obstruct the progress of Balochistan are failing. He emphasized that both Prime Minister and COAS are determined to protect the country.

Call for united country and political unity
He further said that the whole country is united in support of the armed forces and against terrorism. At the same time, he insisted on ending divisive politics, calling on political unity. He said that collective efforts are necessary to face national challenges.

PTI criticism and prediction
Commenting on political developments, the minister criticized internal division and failed protests within PTI. He predicted that the call for any performance in the future would be rejected by the public.