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Ziarat Attack: BLA and BLF Step Up Assaults on Construction Projects Across Balochistan

Ziarat attack on Balochistan construction site by BLA and BLF

“Militants set fire to heavy machinery at a Ziarat construction camp.

ZIARAT, BALOCHISTAN — A construction company’s camp, located about six kilometers from Khani Cross towards Ziarat city, came under attack on the night of November 10. Around 15 to 20 terrorist organization armed men stormed the site at 9:30 p.m., locked staff members in their rooms, abducted the site foreman, and set fire to heavy machinery, including a grader, roller, generator, crushing plant, and staff quarters.

This is the latest in a series of militant attacks targeting development projects across Balochistan.

Repeated Attacks on the Same Camp

The same camp was attacked on November 2, during which one employee was kidnapped and the company was warned to stop construction work. Despite written requests, no Levies personnel were deployed to secure the site.

In Dera Murad Jamali on November 8, two excavator drivers—Ashiq Ali Muhammad Hassani and Shakeel Ahmed Korai—were abducted near Notal Police Station, while their machinery was left behind.

Other Militant Attacks in Balochistan

Officials say both terrorist groups BLA and BLF are responsible for attacks on construction companies, aiming to halt development and demand ransom from local contractors.

Security Forces Intensify Operations

Security forces have stepped up operations against militant groups. On October 30, intelligence-based operations in Quetta and Kech districts neutralized 18 terrorists:

Operations continue in Zehri, Khuzdar district, where locals have urged authorities to act against BLA and BLF.

Zehri, Khuzdar: Area of Frequent Attacks

Zehri has experienced multiple violent incidents in 2025:

Local residents report ongoing looting, destruction of public spaces, road blockades, and targeted killings.

Attacks on construction camps and road projects have disrupted work across Balochistan. Abductions, arson, and threats to workers have created significant security challenges for companies involved in infrastructure projects.

Security agencies continue intelligence-driven operations to dismantle terror networks and secure construction sites across the province.

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