Two Indian-sponsored militants were killed in a successful security operation carried out in Balochistan’s Duki district. According to the official statement released by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the operation was based on actionable intelligence.
Security forces moved swiftly after receiving reports of terrorist presence in the area. During the operation, two militants backed by India were shot dead. Two other India-linked extremists were arrested at the scene.
The ISPR confirmed that the captured individuals were involved in multiple sabotage activities across the region. They were part of the group known as Fitna-ul-Hindustan, which operates with direct support from Indian handlers.
A large quantity of weapons and ammunition was also recovered from the site. The cache included rifles, grenades, and communication devices used in plotting attacks.
The ISPR further stated that Indian-supported insurgents have been trying to destabilize Balochistan through such networks. However, Pakistan’s security forces remain vigilant and committed to eliminating every threat posed by India-backed terrorists.
Operations are still underway in nearby areas to trace and neutralize the remaining Indian-sponsored militants. Authorities assured that no extremist will be spared. The national resolve to crush terrorism and bring every terrorist to justice remains firm.