On the night of December 25th, the city of Karachi did not merely dodge a catastrophe; it stood at the edge of a moral abyss and was pulled back by the steady, invisible hands of its protectors. What was rescued that night was not just a city block or a government building, but the soul of a minor Baloch girl-a daughter who had been nearly erased by the ghoulish machinery of the BLA and BLF. To think of a child being groomed for a shroud rather than a future is a horror that should haunt the conscience of every parent.

What justification can possibly remain for banned groups like the BLA and BLF when their so-called “revolution” is fueled by the cold-blooded exploitation of a child’s grief? These predators have stripped away any mask of “resistance,” revealing a depraved strategy that builds a cause on the stolen innocence of fatherless daughters. The state’s intervention in Karachi was far more than a successful operation; it was a rescue of our collective humanity from the clutches of handlers who see our children as nothing more than expendable munitions. This incident must serve as a terminal wake-up call: we can no longer afford to be silent while these foreign-backed India proxies turn social media into a digital gallows, grooming the vulnerable to commit the very atrocities their own traditions abhor. It is time to hit these “hunters” where they hide and demand the world acknowledge the ugly, cowardly face of those who trade a child’s life for their own tactical fitna.

How does a nation even begin to measure the weight of a daughter’s stolen future, or the sheer, bone-chilling tragedy of a child groomed to view her own life as a mere vessel for shrapnel? We must look past the technical intelligence briefings and confront the human........

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