Provincial Home Minister Mir Zia Langove has said blasts in Pishin and Panjgur indicate that hostile intelligence agencies operating from Afghanistan are behind acts of terrorism taking place in different parts of Balochistan, but pledged that members of security forces would foil such acts.
He added:
Despite terrorists’ attacks morale of members of security forces of Pakistan was high and such incidents could not deter the government and security forces’ resolve to continue the war against terrorism.
While Pakistan is known for its abundance of competing jihad groups, Pakistan has also long been playing a double game, telling the world that it is fighting jihad terror when in reality it is a state sponsor of jihad terror. The country is also infamous for its harsh blasphemy laws that target Christians, and its newly installed Prime Minister, Imran Khan, intends to export those blasphemy laws to the non-Muslim world. Then there’s the barbaric hunt that continues for the Christian mother of five, Asia Bibi, who is now in hiding since her release from Pakistani prison because a multitude of Muslims in Pakistan want to kill her over trumped-up blasphemy charges that landed her in prison on death row for eight years.
Lies are part of the jihadis’ game.
“Hostile agencies behind terrorism: Langove,” Dawn, January 7, 2019:
QUETTA: Provincial Home Minister Mir Zia Langove has said blasts in Pishin and Panjgur indicate that hostile intelligence agencies operating from Afghanistan are behind acts of terrorism taking place in different parts of Balochistan, but pledged that members of security forces would foil such acts.
“Hostile spy agencies are busy in making plots against Pakistan and they have been funding and arming terrorists targeting members of our security forces and innocent people of Balochistan,” Mr Langove said while talking to journalists in Civil Hospital’s Trauma Centre where he met victims of the Pishin blast.
“The US and Nato forces have now been defeated in Afghanistan and, therefore, the United Nations should now set up a task force for ensuring peace in Afghanistan,” he said.
Denouncing double blasts in Pishin and Panjgur, Mr Langove said that despite terrorists’ attacks morale of members of security forces of Pakistan was high and such incidents could not deter the government and security forces’ resolve to continue the war against terrorism.