Pakistani security forces continued large-scale operations across Balochistan on Sunday after a wave of coordinated militant attacks left more than 190 people dead in just two days, including civilians,

Security forces press sweeping operations after coordinated attacks, while a sharp nationwide rise in violence deepens concerns over stability.

Coordinated attacks by Baloch militants across Pakistan’s Balochistan province killed civilians and security personnel, prompting a sweeping military crackdown and regional tensions.

Pakistani authorities responded with massive counter-operations that left significant casualties on both sides. Pakistani security forces killed at least 145 fighters in the restive Balochistan province, a day after the attacks which left 31 civilians, including five women, and 17 security personnel dead.

Reacting to the claims, the Ministry of External Affairs said in a post on X that New Delhi outright rejects Pakistan's accusations, describing them as a familiar tactic to shift blame away from its governance failures.

Quetta: The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) on Thursday condemned the detention of government employees who were peacefully raising their demands and also called for the release

Shutter-Down Strike in Balochistan Quetta, Jan 29: Traders in the Gwadar, Panjgur, and Turbat regions of Pakistan's Balochistan staged a shutter-down strike to protest against the deteriorating law and order situation and the alarming rise in kidnapping incidents.