Pakistan, March 24 -- The Jaffar Express tragedy has become more than just a horrifying act of terrorism. It evolved into a stage for political opportunism. When the bodies of terrorists killed during the attack were brought to a Quetta hospital, instead of a unified national

outcry, the scene was hijacked by protestors linked to the Baloch Yakjehti Committee. Their dramatic intervention, as they removed bodies from the hospital and staged a protest, has left many questioning the true motives behind the display.

A poignant reminder of the human cost came from the train's driver, who recalled the terror of that fateful day. He described a chaotic scene where insurgents boarded the train, unleashing gunfire and sending passengers into a f...