'India behind Balochistan train hijack', Shahbaz government's big allegation

Balochistan Train Hijack: On Tuesday (March 11, 2025), Baloch rebels hijacked a train in Balochistan, Pakistan, in which more than 500 passengers were aboard. Regarding this terrorist attack, Rana Sanaullah, advisor to Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, has made serious allegations against India regarding the train hijack.

Earlier, the Baloch rebels released ordinary citizens, women and children, while Pakistani army personnel, intelligence agency officials and government employees have been taken hostage.

According to a report by news agency Reuters, the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed responsibility for the attack and claimed to have derailed the train. Baloch rebels have also claimed to have taken 214 passengers' hostage.

Serious allegations leveled against India

Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif's advisor Rana Sanaullah has leveled baseless allegations against India regarding the Balochistan train hijacking incident. Rana Sanaullah claimed that 'India is behind this attack.'

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Talking to news agency Dawn, he said, 'India is operating these attacks from inside Afghanistan.' When Dawn's anchor asked him, 'Is there any connection between Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and Baloch rebels?

Does TTP support the Balochs?' In response to this, Rana Sanaullah said, 'India is doing all this, there is no doubt about it. After this, Baloch rebels get a safe haven in Afghanistan.'

Planning is done in Afghanistan

Rana Sanaullah further said, 'They hatch all kinds of conspiracies while sitting in Afghanistan. Pakistan's enemies are active and there is no second opinion about it now. This is neither a political issue nor a part of any agenda, but a conspiracy.'

Making serious allegations against India, he said, 'Yes, India is supporting both Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and Baloch Liberation Army (BLA).'

Warning given to Afghan government

He also claimed that they have safe havens in Afghanistan, due to which their attacks have increased. They did not have so much freedom before the Taliban came to power, but now they are openly carrying out activities. Rana Sanaullah warned,

'We have clearly told the Afghan government to stop these activities immediately, otherwise Pakistan itself will take action and target those hideouts.

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