ISLAMABAD -- A Pakistani separatist group known for attacking Chinese interests in the country has dissolved after the surrender of its top leader, but the deadly insurgency shows few signs of ending.
Sarfraz Bangulzai, head of the Baloch Nationalist Army (BNA), turned himself over to authorities in the city of Quetta last week along with the militant group's 70 remaining members, in what is thought to be the first time a top-ranking separatist leader has surrendered to security forces.
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