‘We will blow everyone up…’, terrorist attack by Pakistan! Train hijacked, thousands of passengers held hostage
A major terrorist incident has come to light in Pakistan’s Balochistan province. The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has hijacked the Jaffar Express. Along with this, hundreds of passengers on the train have been taken hostage. The terrorists themselves have shared the information about this attack on social media.
Terrorists hijack train (Pakistan Train Hijack)
Actually this incident happened when the Jaffar Express was going from Quetta, the capital of Balochistan, to Peshawar. The Baloch Army blew up the railway track near Mashkaf, Dhadar and Bolan to stop the train. Due to which the train was forced to stop. After this the terrorists took it over.
Threat to kill hostages
The BLA issued a statement saying that all the passengers have been taken hostage. The terrorists warned the Pakistani Army that if any kind of military action is taken, all the hostages will be killed and the entire responsibility for this will be of the Pakistan government and army.
6 security personnel killed in the attack
This operation has been carried out by BLA’s Majeed Brigade, STOS and Fateh Squad. BLA claimed that so far 6 Pakistani security personnel have been killed and the terrorists have completely captured the train.
Driver and passengers injured in firing
According to Pakistani media reports, the terrorists opened indiscriminate fire on the train, due to which the train driver was badly injured. Apart from this, some passengers have also been shot. A total of more than 500 passengers were on board the Jaffar Express. Whose security is in serious danger.
Operation continues in the area
Railway officials said that after the incident, the entire area has been surrounded by security forces and an operation has been started against the terrorists. Balochistan government spokesperson Shahid Rind has confirmed the attack on the train. At the same time, Railway Controller Muhammad Kashif said that efforts are being made to contact the passengers and employees. The situation remains critical. The government has declared an emergency at Sibi Hospital and ambulances and security personnel have rushed to the spot.
