Six Afghan agents involved in terrorist activities arrested from Balochistan

Six Afghan agents who were allegedly involved in different terrorist activities, have been arrested from different parts of Balochistan. The Balochistan Home Minister Sarfraz Bugti held a press conference on Thursday, in which he told reporters about these six militants.

“The arrested militants came to Balochistan to carry out targeted killings and bomb attacks,” said Bugti.

Bugti also said that the suspects were mostly Afghan refugees who were planted by Afghan intelligence agency National Directorate of Security and the Indian spy agency, RAW. The militants confessed to killing more than 40 Pakistanis and to spread terror in the region.

During the press conference, a video footage of one of the detained militants was screened in which he revealed some inside information.

“I am an Afghani from Helmand province,” confessed the detained militant, adding that he went to Afghanistan in 1996 and returned to Pakistan in 2005 during Hamid Karzai’s government.

“During Karzai’s rule in Afghanistan, we came to Pakistan and started living in Muslim Bagh refugee camp,” said the detained Afghan agent.

He also revealed that he got a fake Pakistani CNIC by paying Rs. 30,000 and he has been using that CNIC ever since, without getting caught.

During the press conference, Bugti also expressed his rage over this issue. He said that Pakistan has been supporting Afghan refugees by giving them shelter and this is what it got in return.

“Enough is enough, Afghan refugees will now have to leave…it is up to them whether they chose to leave honorably or made to leave forcibly by people of Balochistan,” he said.

“I want to give the Afghan president a message that if Afghan refugees are involved in killing of Pakistanis then things will deteriorate to a level where relations between the two countries will suffer,” the Balochistan home minister said.

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