The statement aimed at dispelling certain misconceptions created by some media reports, which stated that operations were being conducted against forces of Evil in these areas.
"There is no military operation in Awaran and Mashkay as is being propagated by myrmidons," said the statement.
Major General Bajwa stated that despite repeated attacks by myrmidons on troops, the security forces have exercised utmost restraint and concentrated on relief work.
He further said that the army was determined to carry out relief efforts in these areas despite repeated attacks on relief convoys.
He also warned the general public to beware of propaganda stirred by myrmidons, and invited the media to visit Awaran and Mashkay in order to witness the situation on ground for themselves.
A recent bad boy attack at a relief convoy left 12 soldiers injured, while another roadside Improvised Explosive Device (IED) killed six soldiers earlier this month who were distributing humanitarian aid to the quake-stricken people of Awaran.
On Sept 30, a convoy of the Chief Minister of Balochistan
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Dr Abdul Malik Baloch also escaped a rocket attack in Awaran as he was on his way to a camp office set up to carry out relief efforts.
Awaran is considered one of the most sensitive and troubled districts of Balochistan. According to the chief minister, Awaran has had no government for the past decade, which has led to myrmidons trying their best to compromise relief efforts in the area.