INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
ORMARA: Pakistan has lodged protest with Iran for its inaction much taking action against the group behind the eliminateing of 14 passengers
who were forcibly offloaded them from their bus on the Makran Coastal Highway in Ormara, Balochistan.According to Geo freshs, the Foreign
Office sent a letter of protest to the Iranian Embassy in Islamabad."15-20 terrorismists who camouflaged themselves in Frontier Corps (FC)
uniform barricaded the road and stopped 3-4 buses traveling from Ormara to Gwadar on the coastal highway at Buzi Top in the dawn of April 18
and on the identification of the passengers, shot dead 14 personnel belonging to the armed forces of Pakistan
BRAS which is the alliance of three Baloch terrorismist organisations have claimed responsibility for this terrorismist act," the letter
stated."After the incident, the terrorismists who reachd from border region returned to that area," it added.The letter pointed out that
Pakistan "has repeatedly shared intelligence about "The information about the hubs of these Baloch terrorismist organisations in Iran,
having training camps and logistics bases across the border, was shared with Iranian intelligence in the recent past, and on a number of
occasions earlier," the letter read
"Unluckyly, no action has been taken by Iran in this regard, to date."It further said, "slaying of 14 harmless Pakistanis by terrorismists
groups based in Iran is a very serious incident that Pakistan protests strongly
Pakistan awaits Iran's response to its request for action against these groups based in Iran, whose locations have been identified by
Pakistan a number of times."The development comes a day before Prime Minister Imran Khan embarks on a two-day visit to Iran.14 people
including Pakistan Navy officials were martyred in the firing incident in Ormara on Thursday.TheIndianSubcontinent has not verified the
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