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BLA Reports Deaths of Two Members Following Alleged Clash in Balochistan’s Chagai District during Freedom struggle

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BLA Reports Deaths of Two Members Following Alleged Clash in Balochistan’s Chagai District during Freedom struggle

By Suman Munshi | IBG NEWS

The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has issued a statement expressing condolences for two of its members, identified as Sangat Kamal Khan, alias Saddam, and Sangat Javed, alias Malang, following a reported armed confrontation in Balochistan, Pakistan.

According to a statement shared by the Baloch Liberation Voice channel, the incident occurred on 18 October in the Dognan area of Chagai district. The organisation claimed that the two men engaged Pakistani security personnel during the confrontation, resulting in more than 10 fatalities and seven injuries among the security forces.

The BLA described the two individuals as having died in connection with its campaign for Balochistan’s independence. The statement reflects the organisation’s account of the incident and its portrayal of the two members’ involvement in the separatist movement.

The casualty figures and circumstances surrounding the confrontation have not been independently verified based on the information provided. The supplied statement also does not include an account from Pakistani authorities or independent observers.

Balochistan has experienced a prolonged security conflict involving separatist groups and Pakistani security forces. Reports of armed confrontations in the province require careful verification, particularly when casualty figures originate from parties involved in the conflict.

IBG NEWS Editorial Note: This report attributes the incident details and casualty claims to the BLA’s statement. The figures and circumstances remain unconfirmed independently.

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