• Tragic incident is incorrectly attributed to security forces: ISPR.
• Attacks carried out by the Indian sponsored militant group reveals Probe.
• “Armed forces remain obliged to eradicate terrorism”.

The Pakistani army on Wednesday rejected categorically “unfounded and misleading” allegations against security forces in connection with a recent event in North Waziristan’s MIR Ali area that resulted in civilian losses.

In a statement issued by Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the military said the tragic incident on May 19, which led to the loss of civilian life, has been mistakenly attributed to Pakistan’s security forces in certain quarters.

“These claims are absolutely baseless and are part of a coordinated disinformation campaign aimed at discrediting the steadforders’ steadfast efforts in the ongoing terror visits,” it said.

“Initial conclusions of a comprehensive investigation launched immediately after the incident confirmed that the attack was orchestrated and performed by the Indian sponsored militant group ‘Fitna Al Khawarij’,” Ice’s said.

Fitna Al Khawarij is an expression that the state uses to refer to the forbidden Tehreek-E-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), which is reportedly launching attacks on the country from Afghan Earth.

ISPR also said the perpetrators acted on behalf of “Indian Masters” and deliberately used civilian populations and residential areas such as human shields to carry out terrorist activities.

“Such tactics are aiming for unsuccessfully to sow disagreement between the local population and the security forces that together remain decisive to remove the threat of terrorism,” the statement added.

ISPR reiterated that the armed forces remain obliged to eradicate terrorism and will ensure that those involved in this “inhuman act are brought to court.

Previous, The news Citation of intelligence sources reported that India’s research and analysis wing (RAW) has activated its clerks in Balochistan to burn violence and terrorism.

Following the failure of a previous false flag surgery in Pahaldam, RAW allegedly uses groups such as Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) and Fitna-Ul-Khawarij as well as illegal Afghan citizens to carry out attacks in Gwadar, Quetta and Khuzdar.

Pakistan has witnessed a wave of terrorist events since the Taliban -Handers returned to Afghanistan in 2021, especially in the bordering provinces of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan.

However, the first quarter of 2025 were some promising trends in the security landscape of Pakistan, with the fatal accidents of militants and rebels, the number of cumulative losses of civil and security forces staff.

Its main findings issued by the Center for Research and Security Studies (CRSS), in particular, revealed fewer fatal losses among civil and security forces’ staff compared to the fourth quarter (quarter) of 2024 and an almost 13% reduction in total violence, the news reported.

Despite the progress, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan epicentres of violence, which accounts for 98% of all deaths, with attacks that grow bolder and militant tactics that develop, including the unprecedented hijack of Jaffar Express.

Projections warn of over 3,600 fatalities after the end of the year if the current trends persist, which potentially makes 2025 one of Pakistan’s deadliest years.

Individually, Balochistan LED 35% of all fatalities during the period investigated, and compared to the last quarter, it recorded an alarming 15% increase in violence. The comparison disregards the surge that is registered in other provinces/ regions as the number of deaths remains very low.