(By Khalid Masood)
On the morning of 21 May 2025, the sun rose over Khuzdar—but its light could not pierce the darkness that engulfed the land. At exactly 07:40 AM, a school bus—carrying the laughter, dreams, and bright hopes of around 40 innocent children—was torn apart by a cowardly bomb blast.
Three little angels embraced martyrdom instantly. Their charred backpacks and tiny shoes lay scattered like wilted petals across a land too often soaked in blood. Two more would succumb to their wounds, while dozens of others now fight for life, and their parents—mostly the unsung heroes of our armed forces—fight against a grief no mother or father should ever endure.
These were not just children. They were children of army personnel, of those who guard our frontiers in scorching deserts and frozen peaks, who battle shadows so this nation may breathe in peace. They were Pakistan’s tomorrow. But today, cowards hiding behind ideology and proxy war snatched them away in an act that defies every shred of humanity.
This attack was not spontaneous, nor isolated. This was terrorism—methodical, premeditated, and ruthless.
🎯 The Hidden Hand: RAW’s Dirty War in Balochistan
Let us speak the truth that many dare not say aloud: This was not merely a local act of violence. It was another chapter in a systematic campaign of destabilization orchestrated by India’s intelligence agency, RAW, using its long-time proxy: the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA).
The BLA has waged a separatist insurgency, masked as nationalism but soaked in foreign money, weapons, and agenda. Pakistani intelligence agencies have, time and again, unearthed undeniable links between the BLA and Indian handlers, operating from the shadows of consulates along the border.
And let us never forget the most damning piece of evidence:
Commander Kulbhushan Jadhav, a serving officer of the Indian Navy, was captured inside Balochistan in 2016. He admitted, in a recorded confession, to planning and executing acts of sabotage and terror across Pakistan—specifically in Gwadar, Karachi, and Balochistan. His very presence here was a declaration: India’s hybrid war is real, and it is active.
Despite the facade of diplomacy, India continues to operate dozens of dubious consulates in Afghanistan and Iran—far exceeding any practical diplomatic or population needs. These outposts have become forward operating bases for RAW’s operations, channeling funds and resources to terrorist outfits like the BLA, fueling unrest, and planting seeds of hatred and division.
📺 From Blasts to Broadcasts: How Godi Media Fuels the Fire
This morning’s tragedy comes at a volatile time. Only weeks after a bloody Indo-Pak conflict (May 7–11, 2025), triggered by India’s Operation Sindoor and the Pahalgam incident, the RSS-led narrative has found a new battleground: Pakistan’s children.
Godi Media—India’s hyper-nationalist press including Republic TV, Zee News, and others—has chosen to not condemn this attack, but instead promote a militarized, one-sided rhetoric that stokes more violence. By demonizing Pakistan and spreading disinformation, they serve not truth but the RSS’s expansionist vision, blurring the line between journalism and propaganda.
🕊️ Our Grief, Our Resolve
This was not an accident. This was an attack on the soul of Pakistan. On its future. On the quiet strength of those who serve, and the innocent children who give them reason to fight.
We grieve. As a nation, we bow our heads in pain, but we will not bow to fear.
To the mothers who packed school lunches but received silence in return.
To the fathers who kissed foreheads goodbye and now face shattered dreams.
This nation stands with you.
We will seek justice—not just in our courts, but in our collective memory, our resilience, and our unity.
We will name the enemy—not just the masked attacker, but the hand that guides him, the voice that incites him, and the foreign sponsor that funds him.
And may the world hear our cry: These children were not just Pakistan’s. They were humanity’s.
If Kulbhushan Jadhav’s arrest told the world anything, it’s that terror wears many faces—and not all of them hide in caves. Some sit in consulates. Some wear uniform.
🌟 May the souls of our little martyrs soar high.
May their sacrifice ignite a flame of unity and purpose in our hearts.
And may those who orchestrate such evil, whether from Balochistan’s mountains or Delhi’s intelligence offices, know this: Pakistan remembers. And Pakistan will respond.
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