A train in Pakistan, with more than 400 passengers, was hijacked by armed militants, causing panic. 

The incident happened in Sindh province of Pakistan, disrupting railway operations and peace of the region. 

The Balochistan Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the hijack, demanding political concessions. 

The BLA demanded the release of their detained members and raised concerns about Balochistan’s autonomy. 

Passengers were held hostage, fearing violence as negotiations between authorities and militants took place. 

Pakistani security forces launched an operation to regain control of the train and ensure passenger safety. 

Terrified passengers described the ordeal, with some hiding as militants took over the compartments. 

Pakistani authorities condemned the ghastly attack, calling it an act of sheer terrorism and vowing strict action. 

Train services in affected areas were temporarily suspended, raising concerns about railway security and transport. 

BLA Killed 6 hostages. Security forces intensified the crackdown and rescued 100 passengers from one of the bogies.