On 26 July, the peaceful valleys of Tirah in Khyber District were shaken by a heartbreaking incident. A young, innocent girl was martyred when Khwarij terrorists opened fire in the Bagh Maidan area. However, what followed the tragedy was perhaps even more disturbing—a coordinated wave of false propaganda aiming to defame state institutions and the Pakistan Army. Within hours of the incident, hostile elements began spreading misinformation, claiming the child was killed by an army mortar rather than by terrorist bullets. This baseless accusation was not only factually wrong but also deliberately misleading. Experts clarified that had a mortar or…
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As if the ongoing Indian interference and acts of terrorism in Balochistan were not enough, now alarming reports suggest the involvement of Israeli-linked institutions in the province. Recent developments indicate that a U.S.-based think tank, the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), has launched a suspicious project titled “Balochistan Studies Project”. What raises red flags is MEMRI’s well-documented association with Israeli intelligence agencies. Given its history of pushing a pro-Israel narrative and gathering intelligence under the cover of research, it is hard to believe that this initiative is purely academic. Balochistan’s strategic geographic location—bordering Iran and Afghanistan and lying near…
Fresh revelations have uncovered a new covert campaign by India, code-named Operation Mahadev. Security sources claim this secret plan was launched to hide the failure of the earlier Operation Sindoor. Under this strategy, Indian forces allegedly aim to stage a wave of fake encounters involving illegally detained Pakistanis and Kashmiris. Details suggest the Operation Mahadev plot revolves around declaring prisoners already in Indian custody as cross-border infiltrators or militants. They are reportedly executed in fabricated operations and then showcased as fresh captures. Observers believe the goal is to crush the ongoing freedom movement in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir…
The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has firmly dismissed allegations of ECP bias raised by PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan. The commission described his accusations as baseless and intended to mislead the public. An ECP spokesperson clarified that an anti-terrorism court had convicted Senator Ejaz Chaudhry along with MNAs Ahmad Chattha and Ahmad Khan Bhachar. The spokesperson stressed that the convictions of these PTI leaders still stand. No court has overturned the verdicts delivered against them, the official added. Regarding the case of MNA Abdul Latif Chitrali, the commission explained that the situation is different. Chitrali himself did not…
Islamabad, July 29, 2025 – Security sources have revealed undeniable evidence exposing the nexus between the banned outfit Fitna-e-Hindustan and the Baloch Yakjehti Committee (BYC). Investigations show that the committee is using the “missing persons” narrative as a cover to shield terrorists involved in deadly attacks against Pakistan. During an operation in Kalat on July 21, 2025, a key militant of Fitna-e-Hindustan, Sohaib Langov alias Amir Bakhsh, was killed. According to security officials, Langov’s name was included in the Baloch Yakjehti Committee’s so-called list of missing persons. The terrorist outfit itself later confirmed Langov’s death and its association with him.…
The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) organizing committee has demanded the removal of the Pakistan Army from the province within 15 days. The demand targets the deployment under Article 245 of the Constitution. It comes at a time when terrorism in KP is at its peak, and the army is conducting over 190 intelligence-based operations (IBOs) daily, often at the cost of soldiers’ lives. A Narrative Echoing Enemy Voices? Security experts argue that the call for a military pullout amounts to facilitating terrorist groups. They claim this language aligns with hostile forces, including Indian-backed proxies, separatist factions, and other…
The serene landscape of Balochistan, with its mountains and desert ranges, often hides a dreadful silence. A silence so haunting that not even a woman’s spilled blood can disturb it. Here, ‘ghairat/honour’ is no longer just a word. It has become a legal license for men who, in the name of protecting their ego and respect, sacrifice the lives of their women. Every time there is an honor killing, like the recent case of Bano Bibi, who was murdered by her brother in Deghari, the pattern is predictable. The media sensationalizes it, the state delivers a few statements, and then…
The Reko Diq project is paving the way for a new era of economic growth for Balochistan and Pakistan. By June 2025, Reko Diq Mining Corporation had already paid $28 million to the Balochistan government, including $17.5 million in royalties, $3.8 million in taxes, and $7.2 million for social development and community investment. Production at Reko Diq is set to commence in 2028, with an expected free cash flow of $74 billion over the project’s life. The project will create 11,500 jobs for locals, and by 2034, annual production capacity will double from 45 million tons to 90 million tons.…
Pakistan’s media fraternity is in shock as Shabana Liaqat, the renowned Khyber TV anchor widely known by her on-screen name Sapna Khan, remains missing along with her husband and four children after flash floods struck Babusar on July 27, 2025. The beloved journalist, celebrated for her dynamic presence and fearless voice, was traveling with her family when monsoon rains triggered powerful torrents that swept away vehicles and stranded dozens of tourists. Eyewitnesses reported that 10 to 15 tourists were caught in the disaster. Seven bodies have been recovered so far, but Shabana Liaqat, her husband Liaqat Ali—a serving Pakistan Air…
A recent audit report on missing vehicles has revealed a major case of alleged asset mismanagement in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Livestock Department. According to the findings for the fiscal year 2023–24, eighty government vehicles could not be accounted for. The report stated that over 200 vehicles were purchased under different development schemes between 2007 and 2021. During the audit, records for eighty of these units were nowhere to be found. Documents confirmed that the missing vehicles are still registered under the name of the Director General Livestock in the Excise Department’s records. However, no trace of these vehicles could be found…
