The Balochistan Liberation Army claims to have hijacked a Pakistani ... Emergency measures have been imposed. Pakistan local media, earlier on Tuesday, reported that the Jaffar Express train ...

"Pakistan's army and government have no control over Balochistan. In such a situation, it is not surprising that all this is happening. Pakistan is on the verge of breaking up," he said.

The Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed responsibility for hijacking the Jaffar Express – the train which was on its way from Quetta to Peshawar -- holding over 100 passengers hostage.

The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) which seeks independence for Balochistan from Pakistan in a statement said it took control of a train and kept over 180 passengers, most of them Pakistani soldiers ...

The group, which seeks independence for Balochistan province bordering both Afghanistan and Iran, said the hostages included Pakistan Army members and other security officials travelling on leave.

The group said it had taken 182 hostages from the train, including Pakistan Army members and other security officials traveling on leave. “Civilian passengers, particularly women, children ...

Security forces, including Frontier Constabulary and army units, gathered near the attack site. The BLA, which both Pakistan and the United States classify as a terrorist group, has been waging an ...

The attack was immediately claimed by the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) which is fighting ... a restive border region at heart of Iran-Pakistan strikes In a statement, it said gunmen bombed the ...

The Pakistan Army has launched a pilot project in the Zarmalan area of South Waziristan to irrigate the barren lands. In this regard, a total of one-thousand acres of land will be irrigated in the ...

Pakistan Train Hijack: The Pakistani army on Wednesday confirmed that the military operation against Baloch militants, who hijacked a train with hundreds of passengers in Balochistan, has ended. Army ...