A woman from Balochistan has revealed details about the operations and methods of the outlawed Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF), shedding light on how the group uses civilians to support its activities.
In a video statement to security officials, Rahima Bibi, wife of Manzoor Ahmad — a facilitator linked to a female suicide bomber — said her husband brought an unidentified woman to their home in Dalbandin on November 11, 2025, introducing her only as a “traveller.”
According to her account, the woman stayed for one night before Ahmad took her away and remained absent for several days. Upon returning, he told her that the woman had been dropped off in Afghanistan.
Rahima Bibi said she later realised the same woman was involved in a suicide attack on the Frontier Corps headquarters in Nokundi on November 30. “I was shocked when I saw her picture. She was the same woman who had stayed in our home,” she stated, adding that her husband had used her mobile phone to remain in contact with the suspect.
She further revealed that after the attack, Ahmad fled to Afghanistan and asked her to join him, but she and her brother were detained before they could leave. She also claimed that her husband has since cut off contact, leaving her without support.
Security officials say the case underscores how militant groups such as BLA and BLF exploit unsuspecting families for logistical support and later abandon them, highlighting the broader human cost of such networks.