The Jaffar Express attack by the Balochistan Liberation Army left dozens dead and triggered a 30-hour military operation.
The Print on MSN2dOpinion
Jaffar Express hijack shows Pakistan’s failing grip on Balochistan. Govt should blame itselfForced abductions of Balochis from across the country, unequitable distribution of resources, and unjust treatment have ...
It was a story that made international headlines.On March 11 while the Jaffar Express, a train that travels once a week from Quetta to Peshawar, was moving thro ...
Following almost a weak-long hiatus in the backdrop of the terrorist attack, Jaffar Express would resume its operations from ...
Instead of falsely blaming external forces like India for its failures, Pakistan must confront its internal problems. If ...
Nilantha Ilangamuwa When the Jaffar Express was hijacked by the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) this week, my mind immediately ...
Baloch separatists who hijacked a Pakistani passenger train claimed to have executed all 214 military hostages after their ...
Jaffar Express travelling from Quetta to Peshawar and carrying 440 passengers was hijacked in which 21 civilians and four ...
After two days of intense military operations, 33 attackers were killed, and 26 passengers — including 18 army and FC ...
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Monday formally registered a strong protest with the Afghan interim government over the recent ...
The Express Tribune on MSN1d
Jaffar Express attack: a battle on all frontsPakistan faces a multipronged assault from its enemies. Countering it demands a unified effort from all quarters ...
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