section_path: Foreign involvement/India
section_name: India
paragraph_text: India
  
  The Hindu reported that BLA commanders had sought medical treatment in India's hospitals using disguises and fake identities. One militant commander in charge of Khuzdar lived in Delhi for at least six months in 2017 while he underwent treatment for kidney ailments. The Express Tribune reported another commander, Aslam Baloch, received treatment at a New Delhi hospital.
  
  Pakistan has often accused BLA of acting as an Indian proxy, alleging that Indian consulates in Kandahar and Jalalabad, Afghanistan, provided arms, training, and financial aid. Baloch separatist Hyrbyair Marri denied the group had links with India. He also claimed that he is not a BLA member. India has also denied helping BLA.