At least 67 terrorists, some from the BLA, 11 civilians and 10 security personnel were killed in fierce clashes during multiple operations in Pakistan’s restive Balochistan province, officials and ministers said Saturday (January 31, 2026).

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Balochistan Government spokesman Shahid Rind told Geo News in an interview that with these 67 terrorists killed since Friday (January 30, 2026) night so far, the toll of rebels killed in the last two days has risen to 108.

Earlier in the day, Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfaraz Bugti, in a tweet, said 70 terrorists have been killed in the operations. A Federal Minister said terrorists from the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) killed civilians in Gwadar of Balochistan.

The ongoing operations as of Saturday 9 pm came after 41 terrorists were killed in two different counter-terror measures in Panjgur and Harnai of the province on Thursday (January 29, 2026) and Friday (January 30, 2026).

Mr. Rind said that the attacks were carried out at different locations, including at Quetta, Gwadar, Makram, Hub, Chaman, Naseerabad, in the province. The operation is still going on against the fleeing terrorists, he added.

Federal Information Minister Ataullah Tarar confirmed on Geo News channel the death of 10 security personnel in the operations but said when the terrorists attacked at the locations, the forces were alert and thwarted these attacks successfully forcing them to flee.

In Gwadar, terrorists belonging to the BLA had killed a family of five, including a woman and three children, Mr. Tarar said.

“In total, 11 civilians, who were also ethnic Baloch, were killed in the Gwadar area,” Mr. Rind said.

Identification of the dead terrorists is in process and it would be confirmed only later whether they belonged to insurgent groups only or also included the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban (TTP) outfit, he added.

Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi said that all the attacks by the terrorists were averted by the forces. He also confirmed that 10 policemen and paramilitary Frontier Corps (FC) personnel were killed in these attacks.

He added that terrorists had laid a large number of explosives on a railway track in the Naseerabad district, which were later removed by the bomb disposal squad.

Earlier on Friday (January 30, 2026), the Army and officials said that security forces killed 52 terrorists, mostly belonging to the Taliban, in separate operations across three provinces.

Six terrorists were killed in Punjab province early Friday (January 30, 2026) while on Thursday (January 29, 2026), 41 were killed in two separate intelligence based operations (IBOs) in Balochistan and five Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) men, including a commander, were killed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.

There has been a surge in violence in Balochistan in recent years. Balochistan had an upward trend, with fatalities increasing from 787 to 956; an additional 169 deaths, which are nearly 22% higher than the previous year’s figures, data from think tank Centre for Research and Security Studies (CRSS) showed in the January first week.

An Islamabad-based think tank Pak Institute for Peace Studies said there had been an escalation — by 34% — in terror attacks and violence in 2025, with as many as 699 terrorist attacks recorded countrywide during the year.