BRAS has also carried out attacks targeting Pakistan security forces (in Pic)

Baluchistan: The Baloch Raj Aajoi Sangar (BRAS), an alliance of several Baloch 'pro-independence' groups, claimed responsibility for 14 attacks on political party offices and personnel in different parts of Baluchistan, as reported by The Baluchistan Post.

The Baloch Raj Aajoi Sangar (BRAS) attacked political party offices arguing that the people of Baluchistan have boycotted the Pakistani elections, and the organisation will continue to target them until they stop their political activities.

The BRAS spokesperson said that the 'Sarmachars' (freedom fighters) targeted the Jamiat-Ulema-e-Islam Fazl (JUI-F) offices in Manguchar at 8 pm.

Additionally, in another attack in the same district, they targeted the mess hall of Pakistani security forces, causing casualties and damage to the 'enemy', he said, according to The Baluchistan Post.

In Kech, the 'Sarmachars' targeted a security checkpoint of the Pakistani forces in the Tajaban area and killed at least two soldiers, injuring several others.

Moreover, they also targeted another security checkpoint in the Kolwah area, causing heavy losses to the "enemy". They further attacked a camp of the Pakistani forces in Hoshap using grenade launchers, destroying a significant portion of it, The Baluchistan Post reported.

Meanwhile, they also targeted a security checkpoint of Pakistani forces located on the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) route.

The BRAS highlighted that in Quetta, its fighters targeted a so-called election office on Magsi Stop on the Eastern Bypass with a hand grenade.

In a similar attack, they targeted another election office in the same area in the evening, according to The Baluchistan Post.

They further said that the BRAS fighters attacked the residence of former "puppet" Home Minister and Muslim League N candidate Shoaib Nosherwani in a grenade attack, adding that his residence was being used as his makeshift election office.

Nosherwani served as home minister to the Baluchistan government at the time of Nawab Akbar Bugti's killing and since then, he has been part of the so-called elections to further the 'oppression and occupation' of Baluchistan, they added.

In Kalat, the 'sarmachars' hit a PPP election office in the Mughalzai area.

Furthermore, in Mashkay, BRAS attacked a camp of Pakistani security forces, causing material damage and fatalities to the 'enemy'.

In another attack in Mashkay's Ogaar region, they caused severe losses to the Pakistani forces, as reported by The Baluchistan Post.

In Kilkor, Panjgoor, the 'sarmachars' targeted the security checkpoint of Pakistani forces located in the vicinity of the water supply tank.

The BRAS spokesperson emphasised that the group has clearly stated that they do not accept the so-called general elections imposed on Baluchistan by the Pakistani state.

He added that these elections are another tool to further entrench the 'occupation' of Baluchistan, emphasising that, like all the other propaganda tactics of the Pakistani state, it will thwart this tactic with the help of the people of Baluchistan.

The spokesperson also made it clear that its fighters try to avoid or minimise any damage to the general public during such attacks, The Baluchistan Post reported.

The group further appealed to the general public to stay safe in their homes and avoid going out to election rallies or offices.

Moreover, they promised to continue such attacks ahead of the upcoming general elections.

This report is auto-generated from a news agency service