Occupied Balochistan: The chairman of Baloch National Movement, Mr Khalil Baloch, has said that the current Baloch liberation struggle should not be interpreted as a secessionist movement. He said Balochistan was never a part of Pakistan and neither is it an integral matter of Pakistan now.
He further explained that current Baloch liberation struggle is the continuation of the first day resistance when Balochistan was occupied by Pakistan. He said that Balochistan was not a part of undivided Indian subcontinent. Neither it was under the subjugation of a force in the region.
“The sons of Baloch soil are struggling to get rid of Pakistani occupation” Mr Khalil said. They want to live with sovereignty and dignity.
Cautioning the world community, Baloch leader said that any help rendered to Pakistan would be tantamount to crushing Baloch public and their movement.
This unnatural state of Pakistan is dying out rapidly and meeting the retributions of its own misdeeds.
“But its rulers are cacophonously crying that a conspiracy being hatched against Pakistan’s integrity” said Mir Khalil. He said the fact of the matter is Pakistan’s very existence is dependent on the occupation of Balochistan.
By the virtue of great sacrifices, Balochistan is drifting away from Pakistani clutch; despite the regrettable fact that foreign forces are still trying hard to save Pakistan.
He said that Rahman Malik is the most detested person among public and politicians because he is loved the most by military. He said that world community must understand that support to Pakistan means that they are supporting a corrupt system which is based on loot and plunder of wretched people.
He said that the colonial power has now started to resort to diversionary tactics. In an attempt to divert world attention from real issue of Balochistan, the media is being persuaded to promote Mullahism (religious extremism) to counter Baloch Liberation Movement.
Courtesy: dailytawar.com
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