Name of Organization		TEHREEK-E-NIFAZ-E-AMAN BALOCHISTAN (TNAB)
Formation		Established-2012 Tehreek-e-Nifaz-e-Aman Balochistan was formed in 2012 [1] by Shafique Mengal aka Mullah Shafique.
Leadership		Leader & Founder--Shafique Mengal Mullah Shafique He is the nephew of Naseer Mengal, former minister of state for Petroleum in the Musharraf regime. Mullah Shafique is involved in:  Target killings  Kidnappings in the area of Khuzdar, Balochistan.  Development funds of Khuzdar division are also on the disposal of Mullah Shafique [2]. Spokesman-Ghazi Khan is the spokesman of TNAB [3]
School of Thought		Anti Baloch nationalist
Structure of the Organization		Unknown
Financial Resources		 Kidnapping for ransom  Extortion and  Collection of development funds
Status		2012-Proscribed by Pakistan government in 2012
Recruitment tools & demographics		Unknown
Ideology		1) The group mainly operates against Baloch nationalist organizations. 2) They also attack NATO trucks. 3) They are also involved in kidnapping for ransom and targeting journalists in the area of Khuzdar.
Areas of Operation		Khuzdar, Balochistan. This group controls the national highway from Surab to Lasbela.
Linkages		There are various speculations [4] about their linkages, but no credible information is available.
Tools		Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Tehreek-Nifaz-E-Aman-Balochistan/355835717850766
		Audio / Video: Unknown  Social Media: Unknown
web site		Not Available
Name Variations		The group is referred to the following name variations[5] : 1) Tehreek-e-Nifaz-e-Aman Balochistan 2) TNAB 3) Movement for the Restoration of Peace, Balochistan
Who they are TNAB is a militia operating in the province of Balochistan especially in Khuzdar. Leader of TNAB is Shafique Mengal also known as Mullah Shafique [6]. History 2012-The group was established in 2012 in the area of Khuzdar, Balochistan by Shafique Mengal. Their main objective is to target Baloch nationalists. They are opponents of Baloch nationalist groups operating in the area of Khuzdar[7]. It is reported that the group threatened the chairman of Voice for Baloch Missing Persons (VBMP) Nasr Ullah Baloch. The organization relies on kidnapping, threatening people, looting buses and abductions for ransom to fulfill their financial needs. It is reported that they have more sophisticated weapons than the other groups in the area, including short range missiles, AK 47s and RPGs. They have torture cells in the hills of Harambo. They have control over the national highway from Surab to Lasbela. It was banned by the Pakistan government in August 4, 2012. Organization's Message N/A Target Audience N/A Tools     Splinter Groups N/A