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Mastermind of 2018 election rally blast killed in Balochistan
Terrorist thought to be responsible for over 150 killed, hundreds injured in election rally bombing in Balochistan

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KARACHI:
Security forces on Sunday killed the suspected mastermind of a 2018 election rally bombing that killed over 150 people and injured hundreds in the Balochistan province.

The alleged terrorist Mumtaz, also known as Mota Pehalwan, was killed in a security operation in Mastung district, located 50 kilometres (31 miles), from Quetta, the deputy commissioner of the district, Ilyas Kubzai, told reporters.

Read more: TTP claims responsibility for Peshawar attack on ANP leader as death toll rises to 20

Over 150 people were killed and more than 200 injured on July 13, 2018, in a suicide blast targeting the election rally of a local politician in Mastung.

The Da'ish terror group, also known as ISIS, had claimed responsibility for the attack.

Also read: Balochistan mourns Mastung carnage

Over the course of the last decade, Balochistan, and especially Quetta, has faced a deadly wave of violence and bombings.

Aside from its rich mineral deposits, the province is also a key route of $64 billion megaproject, China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), which aims to connect China's strategically important northwestern Xinxiang province to Balochistan's Gwadar port through a network of roads, railways, and pipelines to transport cargo, oil, and gas.
 
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Mastermind of 2018 election rally blast killed in Balochistan
Terrorist thought to be responsible for over 150 killed, hundreds injured in election rally bombing in Balochistan

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KARACHI:
Security forces on Sunday killed the suspected mastermind of a 2018 election rally bombing that killed over 150 people and injured hundreds in the Balochistan province.

The alleged terrorist Mumtaz, also known as Mota Pehalwan, was killed in a security operation in Mastung district, located 50 kilometres (31 miles), from Quetta, the deputy commissioner of the district, Ilyas Kubzai, told reporters.

Read more: TTP claims responsibility for Peshawar attack on ANP leader as death toll rises to 20

Over 150 people were killed and more than 200 injured on July 13, 2018, in a suicide blast targeting the election rally of a local politician in Mastung.

The Da'ish terror group, also known as ISIS, had claimed responsibility for the attack.

Also read: Balochistan mourns Mastung carnage

Over the course of the last decade, Balochistan, and especially Quetta, has faced a deadly wave of violence and bombings.

Aside from its rich mineral deposits, the province is also a key route of $64 billion megaproject, China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), which aims to connect China's strategically important northwestern Xinxiang province to Balochistan's Gwadar port through a network of roads, railways, and pipelines to transport cargo, oil, and gas.
we have avenged him.May mr siraj get higher ranks in heaven
 
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There should be a garden where their flash should be used as fertilizers for the plants and their skulls and bones used as urinals and ash trays, washroom floor made up of bone, chandelier made from their ribs..
Whats wrong with you man 😳
 
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There should be a garden where their flash should be used as fertilizers for the plants and their skulls and bones used as urinals and ash trays, washroom floor made up of bone, chandelier made from their ribs..
you need help bro!
 
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Its the IEDs that are spread over entire Balochistan without anyone ever noticing. That is the threat we need to neutralize because we have lost too many.
On topic, he was the mastermind of an attack that happened in 2018, and he kept alluding the authorities for 3 years, shows that either the enemy was successful in infiltrating to this extent or our own agencies simply failed.
Now the question is after 3 years is it really the support that is drying up, or the asshole outlived his utility?
This year has been bloody and we have not responded back to the enemy. This only boosts their confidence to continue.
 
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Its the IEDs that are spread over entire Balochistan without anyone ever noticing. That is the threat we need to neutralize because we have lost too many.
On topic, he was the mastermind of an attack that happened in 2018, and he kept alluding the authorities for 3 years, shows that either the enemy was successful in infiltrating to this extent or our own agencies simply failed.
Now the question is after 3 years is it really the support that is drying up, or the asshole outlived his utility?
This year has been bloody and we have not responded back to the enemy. This only boosts their confidence to continue.

Simply the size of a sparsly populated province, that is half the size of Europe.
 
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