Adila Baloch, a women suicide bomber arrested in Turbat for planning an attack, has revealed shocking details about how terrorists manipulate and blackmail women into becoming women suicide bombers.
Speaking at a press conference in Quetta, Adila Baloch shared her personal experience of being deceived and lured into joining terrorist groups under false promises. She disclosed that terrorists prey on vulnerable Baloch women, coercing them into committing violent acts under the guise of a better future.
Adila Baloch, a qualified nurse who had been working on a healthcare project with the World Health Organization (WHO), said her sole purpose was to help people and save lives. However, she explained how she was misled by extremist elements and pushed into a life of violence.
“My job was to care for people and provide medical aid. But unfortunately, I was manipulated into thinking that becoming a woman suicide bomber was a path to a brighter future,” she confessed.
Adila Baloch recounted how the terrorists filled her with false hopes of a new and happy life, only to realize later that life with them in the mountains was nothing but hardship and struggle.
She explained how they convinced her to commit a suicide bombing without considering the innocent lives that would be lost in such an attack. “I was promised a better life, but once I joined them, I saw the grim reality. It was all lies,” Adila Baloch said, adding that many others were misled in the same way.
She revealed that she was not alone in this ordeal, as other Baloch youth, both men and women, had also been brainwashed by the terrorists. Adila Baloch emphasized that the widespread belief that Baloch women willingly become women suicide bombers is entirely false.
“It’s all a lie. Terrorists blackmail women into becoming suicide bombers, and I am living proof of this. They manipulate vulnerable women who are looking for hope, only to lead them down a path of destruction,” she stated firmly.
In her message to the youth of Balochistan, Adila urged them not to fall into the same trap that she did. “These terrorists are not offering a better future. They only bring destruction and pain. If anyone approaches you with these kinds of ideas, don’t hesitate to inform your parents or the authorities. Don’t make the mistake I did,” she warned.
The arrest of Adila Baloch by security forces in Turbat has been hailed as a significant achievement in the fight against terrorism in Balochistan. Her arrest is seen as a key success in ongoing intelligence operations, which continue to expose the tactics used by terrorist groups to recruit and exploit women.
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According to sources, Adila Baloch was working as a nurse at Turbat Teaching Hospital at the time of her arrest, further showcasing the deep reach of extremist groups and their ability to infiltrate various sectors of society.
