In a recent escalation of regional tensions, Pakistan’s military has accused India of sponsoring insurgents responsible for a deadly train hijacking in Balochistan province. The attack, claimed by the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), resulted in the deaths of 26 passengers, primarily security personnel. The military’s allegations against India, though lacking concrete evidence, align with Islamabad’s longstanding strategy of attributing such attacks to external adversaries. Both India and Afghanistan have denied involvement. The incident underscores the persistent violent struggles and geopolitical complexities in the region.