Khawarij imposes 5% extortion on mining operations in Balochistan, KP areas

The so-called champions of Islamic Sharia, Fitna al-Khawarij, have now fixed their eyes on the wealth of the Pakistani people for their terrorism as they openly impose a 5% extortion levy on the mining operations in areas of Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

According to the 24NewsHD TV channel, contractors associated with the mining and mineral transportation sectors have received threatening letters from Khawarij militants.

These letters demand a payment of Rs 5,000 per truck carrying minerals. The letters go on to warn that failure to comply with these demands will result in dire consequences for the contractors.

The sources said that with this latest act of extortion, the Khawarij's fake religious facade has completely collapsed, revealing their malicious and criminal intent.

Despite full financial backing and facilitation from India, sources say Khawarij has failed to achieve its objectives.

Now, under the guise of Sharia, they have turned to ordinary extortion as their new modus operandi, targeting innocent Pakistanis and seeking to fund violence through looted money.

Defence analysts assert that Khawarij has taken a criminal turn in response to growing public backlash. Acting on instructions from their Indian handlers, the Khawarij are intensifying their criminal activities against Pakistan, shifting from ideological extremism to organised extortion and violence.

Experts further explain that Khawarij has now evolved into a structured crime syndicate, revealing themselves as enemies of both Islam and Pakistan.

These militants, who once claimed to fight for faith, are now extorting their own people in an attempt to fund bloodshed across the country.

Reporter: Ahmed Mansoor