RAWALPINDI – Indian-backed terror group Fitna-al-Hindustan carried out a brutal attack on a school bus in Khuzdar, Balochistan on May 21, killing at least six children and injuring over 50 others. The attack was ordered and orchestrated by India’s intelligence agency, RAW, officials confirmed.
In a joint press conference, Director General of ISPR Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry and Secretary Interior Khurram Agha blamed India for sponsoring the group behind the deadly assault. They labeled the act as part of a broader strategy to destabilize Pakistan.
Attack Part of Ongoing Indian Strategy
Khurram Agha revealed that initial investigations confirmed Fitna-al-Hindustan as the main actor in the Khuzdar tragedy. The group reportedly operates under the full protection and funding of India’s RAW. “This is not an isolated attack. It’s a continuation of India’s proxy war against Pakistan,” he said.
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He added that India, frustrated by its failed Operation Sindoor, has turned to soft targets. “They target children, laborers, and development projects to spread fear and chaos,” Agha stated.
He emphasized that the state of Pakistan stands strong. “We will dismantle these networks. We will bring their handlers to justice,” he asserted.
A Pattern of Violence
DG ISPR Maj Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry backed the claims with disturbing details. He listed attacks linked to Fitna-al-Hindustan:
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March 26, 2024 – Six laborers killed in Gwadar
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April 12, 2024 – Twelve laborers killed in Noshki
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October 10, 2024 – Twenty-one laborers killed in Duki
He also mentioned the Jaffar Express bombing and mosque attacks during Operation Sindoor on May 6–7, 2025. “These attacks prove the brutality of Indian proxies. They have no connection to Baloch culture or Pakistani values,” he said.
Chaudhry highlighted evidence, including confessions from captured terrorists and records linking the attackers to Indian assets. He also cited former Indian officer Kulbhushan Yadav as a key figure exposing India’s involvement in terrorism on Pakistani soil.
Social Media and Media Involvement
The DG ISPR also pointed to Indian social media and news channels promoting and celebrating the terrorist activities. He presented screenshots and clips showing Indian accounts applauding the attack on the school bus and the Jaffar Express.
“India’s digital war against Pakistan is in full swing. Their media is not just biased — it is actively cheering for terrorists,” he stated.
Strong Resolve Against Terror
Despite the horror, Chaudhry praised the resilience of Balochistan’s people. “They remain undeterred. Fitna-al-Hindustan has failed to break their spirit,” he said.
Both officials vowed a decisive and unified response. “Pakistan will not bow to this evil,” Khurram Agha said. “These terrorists have no place in our society.”
The nation mourns the loss of innocent children. The government has promised swift justice and a stronger crackdown on Indian-sponsored proxies operating in Balochistan and beyond.
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