Pakistani forces have allegedly demolished the home of Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) fighter Noor Ahmed Notezai, alias Shadin, in Dalbandin, weeks after he was killed in clashes in Chagai district.
Footage received by The Balochistan Post appears to show a house being demolished with a bulldozer. The property was identified as Notezai’s home.
The BLA said Notezai, son of Abdul Rab Notezai and a resident of Dalbandin, was killed during clashes with Pakistani forces in the Nokchah area of Chagai on August 31.
Pakistani authorities had not commented on the reported demolition.
The Dalbandin demolition is the latest in a series of reported attacks on and demolitions of homes across Balochistan in recent months.
On Thursday, three homes belonging to the families of men who reportedly disappeared after being detained by Pakistani forces were attacked in Kalatuk, Kech district.
Residents in Tump also alleged this week that Pakistani forces set a house on fire during a raid. In June, residents of nearby Gomazi said forces damaged and demolished homes, confiscated valuables and mistreated civilians during a search operation.
In July, several homes were reported demolished during an operation in Panwan, Jiwani, in Gwadar district, including the home of Ali Asghar, who had been reported missing after allegedly being detained by Pakistani forces in April.
The Baloch Yakjehti Committee later said the homes of at least seven local residents had been demolished, describing the action as “collective punishment”.
In February, Pakistani forces were reported to have demolished the ancestral home of BLA leader Bashir Zeb Baloch in Noshki’s Ahmed Wal area, along with other properties in the district, including one belonging to Haji Bahadur Khan Mengal, a senior Balochistan National Party leader and member of its Central Executive Committee.
The European Union Agency for Asylum (EUAA), in its 2026 report on Pakistan, also cited reports of homes and properties belonging to political figures and civilians being demolished during military operations in Balochistan. It also referred to damage to homes, farmland and other property during a military operation in Zehri in September 2025.