The outlawed Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), during Tuesday's attack on the Jaffar Express, blew up train tracks and held around 440 passengers hostage in a day-long standoff with security services in a remote mountain pass in Bolan district.The military, after clearing the train and rescuing hostages, said it killed 33 attackers. Before the operation began, terrorists had killed 21 passengers, while four security personnel were martyred during the operation.Flanked by Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti at the media briefing, the chief military spokesperson provided insights into the deadly incident and the response by the security forces.The DG ISPR said that the terrorists stopped the Jaffar Express via an IED blast in hilly terrain area where accessibility is difficult.Briefing about the hijacking incident with the help of maps, Lt Gen Chaudhry said that the terrorists were in different groups, adding that one of the militant groups kept the women and children inside the train.“Rest of the passengers were brought outside the train by terrorists and divided into groups,” he added.Meanwhile, a media warfare led by India media began in support of the terrorists, said the DG ISPR.“The latest attack in Balochistan and other terrorist incidents that took place in the past…we understand that the main sponsor of these [attacks] is your eastern neighbour,” the DG ISPR said.