Pak Commander Killed: Killed by eating beef, Sikhs do not get the right… Pakistani Corps Commander who spewed venom against India was killed

Islamabad : A Pakistani Army helicopter went missing on Monday evening. On Tuesday, the army’s media wing ISPR said that the helicopter crashed in Balochistan in which six army officers were killed. The six army officers killed in the helicopter crash included Lt Gen Sarfaraz Ali, the commander of the 12th Corps based in Quetta, who had a long history of spewing venom against India. The army has attributed the accident to bad weather, but local reports in Balochistan are calling it a terrorist conspiracy.

Balochistan news website The Balochistan Post claimed in a tweet that an organization of Baloch armed groups BRAS has claimed responsibility for targeting a Pakistani military helicopter between Windar and Noorani in Balochistan. In another tweet it is also being claimed that Baloch Khan, spokesperson of Baloch Raj Aajoi Sang (BRAS), a coalition of Baloch extremist organizations, issued a statement targeting a Pakistani military helicopter in the ‘hill range between Windar and Noorani in Balochistan’. took the responsibility of creating

Sarfaraz Ali’s poisonous words
Commander General Sarfaraz, who was killed in the crash, spewing venom against India at an event in 2020, said, “Today… I don’t want to talk focusing on India but it is necessary to mention India.” Today Akhlaq is killed for eating beef, today a Christian is killed by pelting stones when he goes to his church, today if a Muslim wants to marry a non-Muslim, he is declared illegal. Today, if a Sikh wants to demand his rights as a farmer, then his house is taken away from him. Whatever is happening on Hindutva today is in front of you, I do not want to say anything on it.

‘Existence would have ended if Hindus lived with the majority’
Sarfaraz said, ‘I would like to tell you this, what was the slogan given by Quaid-e-Azam (Mohammad Ali Jinnah) which we Muslims accepted and he became our leader. Quaid-e-Azam had said that we cannot live with the Hindu majority, otherwise our existence will end. At that time, many people did not like his idea, including Sikhs, but today when he would sit alone, he would have thought that if we had obeyed him, then this condition would not have happened to us.
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Did al-Qaeda take revenge?
There are speculations that Al-Qaeda and Baloch terrorists are behind the helicopter crash of Sarfaraz, a close aide of Pakistani intelligence agency ISI. A day earlier, al-Qaeda leader al-Zawahiri was killed in a US drone strike in Kabul. It is being said that America carried out this operation in collaboration with Pakistan and Pakistan Army Chief General Bajwa was in contact with many American officials.