Balochistan faced a new wave of terror as armed militants affiliated with Fitna al-Hindustan terrorists carried out deadly attacks across multiple districts on Thursday, leaving citizens in fear and authorities on high alert.

According to Balochistan government spokesperson Shahid Rind, coordinated attacks were launched in Quetta, Kalat, Mastung, and Loralai. The most disturbing incident took place in the Sar Dhaka area of Loralai, where militants intercepted two passenger buses and abducted nine individuals after verifying their identities.

Speaking to the media, Shahid Rind confirmed that security forces responded immediately and forcefully at all attack locations. He assured the public that the government and forces are fully alert and committed to protecting the lives and properties of citizens.

In a separate statement, Levies officials reported that the attackers had set up a blockade on the N-70 highway, a key route connecting Balochistan and Punjab, near Mekhtar in Loralai. From there, they moved to Sar Dhaka and targeted the passenger buses, forcibly taking away the victims.

To counter the threat and ensure the safe recovery of abducted passengers, a large-scale search operation was launched in the region. "Security forces have cordoned off the area and are working tirelessly to bring the kidnapped individuals back safely," Rind stated.

The government spokesperson emphasized that the Fitna al-Hindustan terrorists aim to destabilize peace in Balochistan, but the security forces remain determined to thwart their malicious plans. He urged citizens to stay vigilant but calm, assuring them that all efforts are being made to restore peace and security.