The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has released details of ten of its members who were killed in separate incidents in Mastung and Panjgur, publishing their profiles through the organisation’s official channel, Hakkal.
According to the group, the deceased members were identified as Irfan Mengal alias Khalil, Rafiullah Gurgnari alias Tanveer, Ameer Abbas Kurd alias Sajid, Abdul Haleem Mohammad Shahi alias Danish, Hikmatullah Lehri alias Fahad, Mohammad Naseem Lehri alias Gerok, Safiullah alias Ameer, Shafiq Baloch alias Zagrain, Sakim Baloch alias Meeran, and Habib Baloch alias Khalid. The organisation provided biographical details, including their places of origin, dates of joining the group, and the roles they reportedly performed within the organisation.
The BLA stated that Irfan Mengal and Rafiullah Gurgnari were killed during clashes with Pakistani forces in Khadkocha, Mastung, on 6 September 2026. According to the group, both had been active on the Mastung front and had participated in various operations before their deaths.
The organisation said that Ameer Abbas Kurd, Abdul Haleem Mohammad Shahi, Hikmatullah Lehri and Mohammad Naseem Lehri were killed on 19 September 2026 in Shirin Aab, Mastung, while carrying out what the group described as military duties against Pakistani forces.
According to the BLA, four other members, Safiullah alias Ameer, Shafiq Baloch alias Zagrain, Sakim Baloch alias Meeran and Habib Baloch alias Khalid, were killed during clashes with Pakistani forces in the Gwargo area of Panjgur on 17 September 2026. The group stated that the men had been involved in organisational, intelligence and operational activities in various areas of Panjgur before their deaths.
In its statement, the BLA described the deceased men as members of its armed wing and outlined their educational backgrounds, training histories and organisational responsibilities. Several were said to have initially worked in urban networks before being transferred to mountain-based units, while others had joined the organisation during 2025 and 2026.
Pakistani authorities had not issued any public response regarding the identities or circumstances of the deaths at the time of reporting.