‘Balochistan will never be a part of Pakistan’: BNM leaders after major attacks on Pakistan Army; Claim ‘Operation Bam’ is just the beginning

Baloch National Movement (BNM) Information Secretary Qazi Dad Mohammad Rehan said on Sunday that Balochistan “would never be a part of Pakistan,” as he spoke on the launch of “Operation Bam” – a series of coordinated armed attacks targeting the Pakistan Army.Rehan made this statement during a special interview with news agency ANI.The operation started on Tuesday night and performed in major districts including Panjgur, Surab, Katch and Kharan. The Baloch Liberation Front (BLF) has called it a strategic change in its armed resistance, which aims to destroy Pakistan’s military presence in the region.“Operation Bam, which means ‘Don,’ symbolizes a significant change in our struggle. This indicates that the people of Baloch are ready to control their fate and oppose Pakistani oppression through organized, effective action, “Rehan was asked to ANI.He said that the operation was important for both fighting and politics, and showed that Baloch people are ready to control themselves. Rehan said, “This proves that Balochistan’s strength and unity when independence in Balochistan. It challenges the story pushed by Pakistan and its colleagues that Balochistan will enter the chaos.”Rehan said that BNM stands outside for rejection of Pakistan’s parliamentary system. He said, “We are the first party to boycott Pakistani Parliament. We have made it clear, we do not want to live under Pakistani rule. Our fight is for complete freedom, not for limited autonomy or token rights within Pakistan,” he said.Rehan discovered the roots of conflict in 1948, when Balochistan was attached by Pakistan. “Our people protested from day one. The tribal leadership was the initial force behind the rebellion. But BLF represents a new era, a movement run by the people, not only the majors, “they explained.” Mango Baloch has found a voice and a weapon to fight back. ,He said that resistance is now under the leadership of young generations which are skilled in modern guerrilla strategy and technology. “This is not just a traditional tribal fight. It is a modern resistance movement with strategic goals,” said Rehan.Rehan also criticized Pakistan’s economic initiative, especially the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) said that they offer nothing in return and take advantage of Baloch resources. He said, “Arabs have been put into our land, but Baloch people are poor, oppressed and scattered with their resources,” he said. “Balochistan belongs to Baloch, not for any other part of Punjab or Pakistan.”In addition, Rehan appealed to the global community. “The world must understand that Balochistan’s struggle is just and indispensable. Operation Bam is the beginning of our fresh push for freedom.”

Operation ‘Bam’

One of the most coordinated crimes in recent years, BLF launched the “Operation Bam” late on Tuesday, targeted military and government sites in several districts of Balochistan. At least 17 attacks in Panjgur, Sureb, Ketch and Kharan, communication networks, administrative buildings and military posts. BLF claimed responsibility, called Operation a new chapter at Baloch National Liberation Struggle. Spokesperson Major Gawaharam Baloch said the attacks demonstrated the ability to move the synchronized strike in a wide area of the group from Makran coast to Koh-e-Sumleman mountain.Security forces began searching in the affected areas, while communication services were low in parts of Ketch and Panjgur. The BLF stated that the objective of the attacks caused both human and material losses to the army.