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January Intel Raids: 41 Militants Killed in Balochistan Operations

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January Intel Raids: 41 Militants Killed in Balochistan Operations

January intel raids delivered a major security breakthrough in Balochistan on January 29. Security forces carried out two intelligence-based operations in different districts. As a result, the forces eliminated 41 militants linked to banned groups.
The Inter-Services Public Relations shared details of the operations. Officials said the actions aimed to protect civilians and restore stability. Therefore, authorities described the raids as a decisive response to militant threats.

Operations in Harnai and Panjgur

Security forces launched the first operation near Harnai district after receiving credible intelligence. Troops surrounded a militant hideout on the outskirts of the area. They then engaged the group during a fierce exchange of fire.
During the encounter, forces killed 30 militants linked to Fitna al Khwarij. In addition, troops recovered weapons, ammunition, and explosives from the site. They destroyed
the materials to prevent future attacks.
Later, forces conducted another intelligence-based raid in Panjgur district. This time, they targeted a hideout linked to Fitna al Hindustan. The operation ended with 11 militants killed.
Moreover, security teams recovered arms and looted cash during the raid. The money included funds stolen in a bank robbery in December 2025. As a result, officials confirmed the group’s involvement in past crimes.

National Reaction and Security Measures

Authorities stated that the militants carried out several attacks in the region. Therefore, forces began sanitization operations in nearby areas. These efforts aim to ensure long-term safety for local communities.
Federal Railways Minister Muhammad Hanif Abbasi praised the forces for their courage and professionalism. He said the nation stands united with its defenders. Furthermore, He noted that the raids defeated attempts to disrupt peace. Consequently, security agencies remain committed to protecting sovereignty and promoting lasting stability.

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