Baloch Militants' 'Final Opportunity' Warning To Pakistan: ‘Only 24 Hours Left For Prisoner Swap’

Last Updated:March 12, 2025, 18:04 IST

Pakistan Train Hostage Crisis: Issuing a warning to Pakistan again, the BLA said, “All hostages will be presented before the Baloch Court. There, they will be tried on charges of state atrocities, colonial occupation, genocide, exploitation and involvement in war crimes in Balochistan."

Pakistan Train Hijack Crisis: The Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) attacked and hijacked the Jaffar Express in Balochistan.

Pakistan Train Hostage Crisis: The Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), which hijacked the Jaffar Express, said that they have taken 182 hostages while eleven Pakistani military personnel have been killed since the seizure of the train.

In the latest statement, the Balochistan militants said, “BLA had given the Pakistani state a 48-hour ultimatum to exchange prisoners. However, the stubbornness, indifference, and continuous delaying tactics of the occupying state prove that Pakistan is not serious about saving the lives of its own military personnel. Instead, it is demonstrating traditional hypocrisy and disregard. “

Issuing a warning to Pakistan again, the BLA said, “All hostages will be presented before the Baloch Court. There, they will be tried on charges of state atrocities, colonial occupation, genocide, exploitation and involvement in war crimes in Balochistan. This trial will be prompt, impartial and transparent and if found guilty, the criminals will be punished according to Baloch national laws.

The statement continued, “Baloch Liberation Army is giving the enemy a final opportunity to abandon propaganda, acknowledge the ground realities, face the truth instead of fabricating artificial narratives and take practical steps for prisoner exchange. Otherwise, the decisions of the Baloch Resistance will be irreversible and each passing moment will bring more serious consequences for the enemy."

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