Baloch Separatists

Pakistan and Iran are once again at loggerheads after the two nations struck alleged militant hideouts in each other's territories within 48 hours.

The Pakistan Police in a statement said that they arrested a militant from the separatist Baloch Liberation Army after they foiled a suicide attack against a Chinese convoy near the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).

In a sign of internal rivalry in the Baloch separatist movement, Brahamdagh Bugti's cousin has said he would fight for Pakistan in the event of a war with India.

Pakistan has decided to write to Interpol for the extradition of Baloch separatist leader Brahamdagh Bugti, who is now seeking political asylum in India, Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan said.

Slamming Pakistan for accelerating the process of obtaining Interpol's red notice against exiled Baloch separatist leader Brahamdagh Bugti, spokesperson of Baloch Republic Party (BRP) Sher Mohammad Bugti said that Islamabad should first introspect and realise that it is the factory of terrorism, adding that India should highlight this issue.

Six government officials were today abducted by unknown gunmen in Pakistan's restive Balochistan province while they were heading to inspect a construction site.

Around 1,000 Pakistani paramilitary troops backed by helicopters are battling separatists in the country's restive southwest, with the rebel death toll rising to 13 today on the second day of fighting.

Pakistan and Iran are once again at loggerheads after the two nations struck alleged militant hideouts in each other's territories within 48 hours.

The Pakistan Police in a statement said that they arrested a militant from the separatist Baloch Liberation Army after they foiled a suicide attack against a Chinese convoy near the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).

In a sign of internal rivalry in the Baloch separatist movement, Brahamdagh Bugti's cousin has said he would fight for Pakistan in the event of a war with India.

Pakistan has decided to write to Interpol for the extradition of Baloch separatist leader Brahamdagh Bugti, who is now seeking political asylum in India, Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan said.

Slamming Pakistan for accelerating the process of obtaining Interpol's red notice against exiled Baloch separatist leader Brahamdagh Bugti, spokesperson of Baloch Republic Party (BRP) Sher Mohammad Bugti said that Islamabad should first introspect and realise that it is the factory of terrorism, adding that India should highlight this issue.

Six government officials were today abducted by unknown gunmen in Pakistan's restive Balochistan province while they were heading to inspect a construction site.

Around 1,000 Pakistani paramilitary troops backed by helicopters are battling separatists in the country's restive southwest, with the rebel death toll rising to 13 today on the second day of fighting.